ImmunityBio confirms QUILT-2.005 trial remains adequately powered at N=366; supplemental BLA submission stays on track for 2026

Reuters03-26
ImmunityBio confirms QUILT-2.005 trial remains adequately powered at N=366; supplemental BLA submission stays on track for 2026
  • An Independent Data Monitoring Committee review of interim data from the randomized QUILT-2.005 trial found the study is adequately powered to detect a pre-specified clinically meaningful difference in complete response rate between ANKTIVA plus BCG and BCG alone in BCG-naïve NMIBC patients with CIS with or without papillary disease.
  • At the interim analysis threshold, 50% of enrolled patients were evaluable (N=183) for the primary endpoint, and the committee recommended no additional enrollment beyond N=366.
  • ImmunityBio said enrollment in QUILT-2.005 is complete and a supplemental BLA submission based on final data analysis is planned for 2026.


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