
IsoBio's Vision and Strategy - IsoBio seeks to develop antibody-isotope conjugates (AICs) using ASP Isotopes (ASPI) manufactured isotopes, targeting well-known targets to minimize off-target toxicities[12] - IsoBio plans to leverage ASPI's technology to reduce isotope supply chain uncertainty and develop novel isotopes for radiotherapeutics and diagnostics[11] - IsoBio intends to develop monoclonal antibody-isotope conjugates (AICs) against derisked targets with proven antibodies for solid tumors and hematologic malignancies[11] - IsoBio may partner with large cap pharma companies to advance their antibody candidates with reliable access to isotopes and in-house CMC expertise[11] ASP Isotopes' Capabilities and Advantages - ASP Isotopes has the ability to make stable isotopes using its proprietary technologies: Aerodynamic Separation Process and Quantum Enrichment[16, 24] - PET Labs, a subsidiary of ASP Isotopes, supplies approximately 85% of PET Radioisotopes in Sub Saharan Africa[19] - ASP Isotopes' enrichment plants are designed to harvest and enrich a natural mix of isotopes, producing zero waste[26] Market Opportunity and Investment - The radiopharmaceutical market is expected to grow from $67 billion in 2024 to more than $13 billion by 2033[40] - Recent acquisitions suggest large cap pharma players have confidence in the future of RLTs, such as Eli Lilly acquiring Point Biopharma for $14 billion[40]