“We are pleased to enter into this agreement with Gilead, whom we value highly as a business partner. We appreciate their forward-looking approach and strong commitment to cutting-edge pharmaceutical development. TREX1 has demonstrated significant potential in the pre-clinical phase, and our decision to sell the program, rather than license it, reflects a strategic shift toward more flexible, value-driven exit opportunities,” says Johan Emilsson, CEO of Sprint Bioscience.

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