Pipeline · 03

One lead programme. One platform behind it.

We are advancing a lead programme in second-line and later metastatic colorectal cancer, with a tumour-agnostic engine designed to extend the same platform to further solid tumours over time. We are also working on tumour-specific assets for harder-to-treat cases, and an in-vivo programme to enable public-healthcare access where autologous therapy cost may be prohibitive.

Pre-clinical Lead · mCRC 2L+ Tumour-agnostic expansion
Development stage

Where the work sits today.

ST-01 · Active
Discovery & engineering
ST-02 · Next
IND-enabling
ST-03 · Future
Clinical
ST-04 · Future
Expansion

All programmes are pre-clinical. Stage labels describe current focus and planned sequence; they are not claims of clinical progress or timing.

Programmes

The pipeline at a glance.

ProgrammeIndicationStageStatus
GB‑001 NKG2D · Lead · Tumour agnostic· Private healthcare
mCRC · 2L+
DISCOVERYIND-ENABLINGCLINICAL
Pre-clinical
GB‑002 GUCY2C · MCRC · Tumour specific
mCRC · 2L+
DISCOVERYIND-ENABLINGCLINICAL
Research
GB‑001-IV NKG2D · In vivo · Public healthcare
Solid Tumours
DISCOVERYIND-ENABLINGCLINICAL
Research

Programme identifiers are illustrative placeholders. Stage positions reflect current research focus, not regulatory milestones.

Expansion logic

A lead asset first.
A tumour-agnostic engine behind it.

The lead programme proves the platform on a defined indication. Because the navigation engine is designed to be tumour-agnostic, the same systems are intended to extend to further solid tumours — sequenced by evidence, not ambition.

EX-01
Lead indication

mCRC 2L+ — the proving ground for the full integrated construct.

EX-02
Adjacent solid tumours

Candidates where the same recognition and navigation logic is expected to apply.

EX-03
Engine reuse

The STNAV engine carried across programmes rather than rebuilt each time.

EX-04
Evidence-gated

Each expansion step advances only when its readout bar is cleared.

Every step clears the same bar
before it advances.

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