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On The Watchlist, ImmuPharma (LSE:IMM) CEO Tim McCarthy outlined why the Company’s newly filed patent P140 ‘immunormalizer’, could redefine treatment for autoimmune diseases — and why the market may still be underestimating its potential.
Key Takeaways from the Interview
Investment View
ImmuPharma’s P140 platform offers a differentiated angle in a crowded autoimmune market: it targets immune homeostasis rather than indiscriminately dampening immune responses. If upcoming partnerships confirm clinical and commercial traction, investors could see meaningful upside.
Risks remain — valuation debates, deal timing, and clinical execution — but McCarthy’s confidence in near-term licensing agreements suggests catalysts are on the horizon. For investors looking at innovative biotech plays with broad application potential, ImmuPharma merits close watch.
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