Core Insights - ABL Bio has entered into a collaboration agreement with Eli Lilly, which includes a USD 40 million upfront payment and a USD 15 million equity investment [1][3] Group 1: Collaboration and Funding - ABL Bio and Eli Lilly are conducting joint research and development on multiple therapeutic candidates utilizing the Grabody platform [2] - The newly secured funding will be used to accelerate R&D on ABL Bio's core technologies, including bispecific antibodies and dual-payload ADCs [2][3] - ABL Bio aims to expand the indications of its Grabody platform into areas with high unmet needs, such as obesity and muscle disorders [3] Group 2: Clinical Development and Pipeline - ABL Bio is developing various clinical and non-clinical assets based on the Grabody platform, with 8 pipelines currently in clinical projects across multiple countries [4] - ABL301 (SAR446159) has completed Phase 1 clinical trials, with Sanofi set to conduct subsequent studies [4] - ABL001 (tovecimig) has received Fast Track designation from the FDA, and ABL111 (givastomig) has shown promising results in a Phase 1b trial [4]