Lineage Cell Therapeutics Updates Shareholders on Progress and 2025 Outlook
Lineage Cell Therapeutics, a clinical-stage biotechnology company, has shared a letter with its stockholders detailing recent achievements, including advancements in its allogeneic cell therapy programs, and outlining its outlook for 2025. The company emphasizes its unique approach to cell transplantation, its financial strategy, manufacturing capabilities, and long-term goals, particularly focusing on its OpRegen® program for dry-AMD and other neurological cell transplant candidates.
Lineage Cell Therapeutics, Inc., a clinical-stage biotechnology company specializing in allogeneic cell therapies for unmet medical needs, has recently communicated with its shareholders through a letter. This communication highlights the company's recent progress and its optimistic outlook for the year 2025. Lineage distinguishes itself as a cell transplant company, focusing on delivering mature, differentiated cells to replace those lost due to disease or trauma, a method it terms 'replace and restore'.
One of Lineage's key programs is OpRegen®, aimed at treating dry-age related macular degeneration (dry-AMD) by replacing lost retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) cells. This program is currently in a Phase 2a clinical trial under a partnership with Roche and Genentech. The company also has a pipeline of earlier-stage product candidates, each utilizing a single, carefully selected cell line to minimize donor variability and regulatory risk.
Lineage has made significant progress in advancing its programs, expanding collaborations, and strengthening its financial position, despite the challenging biotech sector environment. The company's financing strategy includes diverse sources of capital, aiming to secure its operational runway into Q1 2027 and potentially beyond, contingent on the advancement of OpRegen and other milestones.
Manufacturing is another critical focus for Lineage, as it aims to demonstrate scalable production capabilities for allogeneic therapies, which could significantly reduce costs and make treatments more accessible. The company aspires to be the first to manufacture thousands of doses from a stable Working Cell Bank, a key step towards achieving commercially viable allogeneic cell therapies.
Looking ahead, Lineage plans to continue supporting the development of OpRegen while advancing its other neurological cell transplant candidates, including OPC1 for spinal cord injuries and ReSonance™ for hearing loss. The company believes that demonstrating the power of its platform and advancing its pipeline will make it an attractive partner for pharmaceutical companies and investors alike.
Lineage remains committed to its shareholders, aiming to create long-term value through the advancement of its clinical and preclinical pipelines. The company invites its shareholders to stay engaged with its progress through regular updates and announcements.

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Lineage Cell Therapeutics Issues Letter to Stockholders
morningstar.com · Jan 6, 2025
Lineage Cell Therapeutics highlights its 2025 outlook, focusing on allogeneic cell therapies for unmet medical needs. Th...