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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· December 30, 2025

Akari Therapeutics Issues 2025 End of Year Letter to Shareholders

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Akari Therapeutics Issues 2025 End of Year Letter to Shareholders TAMPA, Fla. and LONDON, Dec…
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  • AKTX-101 has the potential to be synergistic with checkpoint inhibitors and has demonstrated prolonged survival as both single agent and in combination

    80% confidence
  • PH1's 1-2 punch mechanism has been demonstrated to improve therapeutic durability, depth of response and remissions and significantly extend survival of preclinical models relative to current ADC therapies

    80% confidence
  • SITC submission was noted as one of the top 150 submissions at the conference and garnered great enthusiasm from academic researchers and pharmaceutical scientists

    80% confidence
  • AKTX-101 demonstrated compelling activity in both urothelial (bladder) and gastric cancer preclinical models

    80% confidence
  • Entering Phase 1 clinical studies will be a unique inflection point that historically correlates with increased visibility, investor interest and potential strategic partnerships

    80% confidence
  • AKTX-101 has shown significant activity and prolonged survival relative to ADCs with traditional payloads in preclinical studies

    80% confidence
  • PH1 payload was specifically designed to overcome key limitations of existing ADC payload classes by delivering potent cytotoxic activity, unique immune activation, and differentiated safety profile

    80% confidence
  • 2026 will be a pivotal and transformational year for Akari Therapeutics

    80% confidence
  • Preclinical improvements are believed to translate into superior outcomes for cancer patients in future clinical trials

    80% confidence
  • 2025 was a year of meaningful progress and significant achievements towards creating best-in-class ADCs to transform current cancer therapies

    80% confidence
  • Partnership with WuXi XDC signals confidence that one of the best global partners wants to work with Akari to advance its innovative ADC into clinical trials

    80% confidence
  • Partnering with WuXi XDC enables Akari to quickly advance AKTX-101 toward first-in-human trials planned for late 2026 or early 2027, subject to regulatory clearance

    80% confidence
  • Safety profile of AKTX-101 suggests potential for improved tolerability in clinical settings compared to current Trop2 ADCs

    80% confidence

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