On March 27, 2024, Allarity Therapeutics, Inc. announced a strategic shift to focus on the development of stenoparib, a novel PARP/Tankyrase dual inhibitor, for advanced recurrent ovarian cancer. The decision, influenced by promising Phase 2 trial results, was made under the guidance of Interim CEO Thomas Jensen and in agreement with the Board of Directors. The company aims to leverage its proprietary DRP platform to select patients most likely to benefit from stenoparib. This pivot follows an extensive strategic review initiated after Jensen's appointment in December 2023. As a result, Allarity will deprioritize the development of IXEMPRA and dovitinib to reduce costs and align with new strategic priorities. The market for PARP inhibitors, which is expected to reach $22 billion by 2028, has seen...Show More

On March 27, 2024, Allarity Therapeutics, Inc. announced a strategic shift to focus on the development of stenoparib, a novel PARP/Tankyrase dual inhibitor, for advanced recurrent ovarian cancer. The decision, influenced by promising Phase 2 trial results, was made under the guidance of Interim CEO Thomas Jensen and in agreement with the Board of Directors. The company aims to leverage its proprietary DRP platform to select patients most likely to benefit from stenoparib. This pivot follows an extensive strategic review initiated after Jensen's appointment in December 2023. As a result, Allarity will deprioritize the development of IXEMPRA and dovitinib to reduce costs and align with new strategic priorities. The market for PARP inhibitors, which is expected to reach $22 billion by 2028, has seen significant partnerships and acquisitions, highlighting the potential for stenoparib. The drug has shown a favorable safety profile and efficacy in patients with few treatment options, including those who have been treated with other PARP inhibitors. Allarity's DRP platform has been validated in 37 out of 47 clinical studies and is patented for over 70 anti-cancer drugs. The company is dedicated to developing personalized cancer treatments and is headquartered in the U.S. with a research facility in Denmark.