Arcamyra THERAPEUTICS Investors
MYELOID-TARGETED TLR9 IMMUNOTHERAPY

Reprogramming the tumor microenvironment in solid tumors.

Arcamyra is a clinical-stage immuno-oncology company advancing ACM-CpG, a polymersome-encapsulated TLR9 agonist designed to improve the exposure and cellular delivery of CpG following systemic or local administration.

The science View pipeline
5/6*
patients with stable disease (RECIST), Phase 1
* for DL2 & DL3 patients
0
dose-limiting toxicities in Phase 1
10,500
eligible US peritoneal carcinomatosis patients / year
2029
FDA Accelerated Approval target
THE OPPORTUNITY

Delivery, not TLR9 biology, has been the limiting factor.

Clinical development of earlier TLR9 agonists has been limited by several factors, including rapid systemic clearance, restricted exposure to relevant immune-cell populations, route-of-administration constraints, and heterogeneous activity across tumor types.

THE ACM POLYMERSOME PLATFORM

A polymersome engineered to deliver the agonist to myeloid antigen-presenting cells.

Our polymersome encapsulation is designed to promote preferential uptake by myeloid antigen-presenting cells, modifying the pharmacological profile and downstream immune response of the TLR9 agonist.

>24-hour depot effect at the injection site
Preferential uptake by myeloid antigen-presenting cells
Multiple routes: intramuscular, intraperitoneal, intratumoral
ACM-CpG is preferentially taken up by macrophages and dendritic cells, activating endosomal TLR9 within pDCs and macrophages; pDCs produce IFN-alpha and macrophages repolarize, driving CD8 T-cell recruitment into an immune-infiltrated tumor microenvironment.
MECHANISM OF ACTION

Designed to promote immune-cell activation and infiltration.

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CLINICAL VALIDATION IN HUMANS
5/6*

patients with stable disease by RECIST in the Phase 1 dose-escalation study — all single-agent, intramuscular.

* for DL2 & DL3 patients.

Investigator-initiated Phase 1, NCCS Singapore (NCT06587295). n=9 treated; data cut-off March 2026.

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Pipeline

PROGRAMINDICATIONROUTE / MODALITY PRECLINICAL PHASE I PHASE II
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Lead program (peritoneal carcinomatosis): FDA IND cleared, trial initiated (NCT07658196). Solid / metastatic tumours with a focus on the NSCLC subgroup: investigator-initiated trial ongoing at NCCS Singapore (NCT06587295).

LEAD PROGRAM

Peritoneal carcinomatosis — an indication with no approved alternatives.

Intraperitoneal ACM-CpG produced complete tumor resolution and durable immune memory in the MC38 model. Current standard of care (HIPEC) is highly toxic with limited eligibility.

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MARKET OPPORTUNITY

Large unmet need across peritoneal carcinomatosis and post-ICI NSCLC.

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An experienced international team

Led day to day by a dedicated executive team, and guided by advisors in immuno-oncology and clinical development.

LEADERSHIP
Dr. Madhavan Nallani
Dr. Madhavan Nallani
CEO & Founder
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Dr. Peter Moran
Dr. Peter Moran
Head, Corporate Affairs
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Ms. Katherine Schultheis
Ms. Katherine Schultheis
Associate Director, R&D
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SCIENTIFIC & CLINICAL ADVISORS
Dr. Steven Katz
Dr. Steven Katz
Clinical Lead (Consulting) · CMO at Shinobi Therapeutics and Surgical Oncologist
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Dr. Diwakar Davar
Dr. Diwakar Davar
Clinical Advisor · Medical Oncologist, UPMC Hillman
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Dr. John Tsai
Dr. John Tsai
Co-founder · former CMO, Novartis
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PARTNER WITH US · CURRENTLY OPEN FUNDING ROUND

$15M Series A to reach the primary de-risking events.

Funds the peritoneal carcinomatosis Phase 2 through Q4 2028 initial efficacy — with strategic anti-PD-1 co-development optionality.

Request the data room Dr. Madhavan Nallani · mnallani@acmbiolabs.com