Alentis Therapeutics is thrilled to announce the successful completion of a $100 million funding round, significantly bolstering our efforts to revolutionize the treatment landscape for CLDN1-positive tumors and organ fibrosis. As a clinical-stage biotechnology company, Alentis is dedicated to pioneering first-in-class antibodies and antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) specifically targeting CLDN1—an underexplored key player in the pathology of various cancers and fibrotic diseases. Our innovative approach utilizes a portfolio of anti-CLDN1 monoclonal antibodies to reprogram the tumor microenvironment (TME), aiming to dismantle the protective barriers that cancer cells utilize to evade immune attacks. With our lead oncology asset, ALE.C04, we are on the brink of introducing the first therapeutic option focused on CLDN1 in solid tumors. Additionally, our ongoing Phase 1 clinical trial for ALE.F02 showcases our commitment to combatting organ fibrosis by targeting the pathological overexpression of CLDN1 outside of tight junctions. This investment will propel our research and clinical development efforts, accelerating the journey from laboratory breakthroughs—originating from the pioneering research of Prof. Thomas Baumert MD at the University of Strasbourg—to effective treatments that can change patients' lives. Headquartered in Basel’s pharmaceutical hub, Alentis is poised for significant advancements in a market devoid of existing options for CLDN1-targeted therapies. We are excited to leverage these resources to fulfill our mission and contribute meaningfully to the diverse and complex challenges faced in the realms of oncology and fibrosis. For more information, visit www.alentis.ch or contact us at info@alentis.ch.










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