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Who we are
IGI, Inc. is a global, clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on developing innovative biologics in oncology.
Headquartered in New York, NY, IGI is advancing a robust pipeline of novel, first-in-class MultispecificsTM aimed at addressing complex diseases and treating patients holistically. Powered by its proprietary BEAT® technology platform, IGI is committed to delivering breakthrough curative therapies to improve and extend the lives of patients battling hematological malignancies and solid tumors.
At a Glance
- Innovation at IGI
- Leadership
- Centers of Innovation
Innovation at IGI
- Diversity of immune cell engagement and indications across hematologic and solid tumors
- Proprietary protein engineering platform allowing maximal flexibility and manufacturability of full length multispecific antibodies
- Discovery engine to sustain innovation and drive long-term growth
Leadership
- A highly experienced management team with combined experience of 120+ years
- Approximately 100 employees are singularly focused on pushing the boundaries of oncology cancer treatment/therapy
- Scientific Advisory Board with extensive expertise in innovative drug development, immuno-oncology, and protein engineering
Centers of Innovation
3 state-of-the-art centers of innovation in USA, Switzerland and India
- Company headquarters in New York, USA, focused on clinical development, general and administration
- Process Development, Manufacturing, Finance, and Legal teams are located in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Neuchâtel and the Research Center at Biopole, Lausanne in Switzerland
- R&D support hub at Mahape in Mumbai, India
Pipeline
- GRC 65327 (Cbl-b inhibitor): Preclinical
- ISB 2001 (CD38 x BCMA x CD3): Phase 1b
- ISB 2301 (IMMUNITE™ multimodal immunotherapy): Preclinical
GRC 65327 (Cbl-b inhibitor): Preclinical
ISB 2001 (CD38 x BCMA x CD3): Phase 1b
ISB 2301 (IMMUNITE™ multimodal immunotherapy): Preclinical
Mechanism of Action (MoA)
will be presented during CY2026
Pipeline
GRC 65327 (Cbl-b inhibitor): Preclinical

ISB 2001 (CD38 x BCMA x CD3): Phase 1b

ISB 2301 (IMMUNITE™ NK-cell engager): Preclinical
Mechanism of Action (MoA) illustration
will be presented during CY2026
Latest Updates
Press Release
03 Dec 2025
PUBLICATIONS
12 Jun 2025