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Tevogen Bio (Nasdaq: TVGN) has appointed David E. Banko, CPA as Global Head of Government Affairs and Patient Access to advance its commercialization strategy. Banko brings over 30 years of experience in market access and health policy across pharma, medical devices, diagnostics, and hospital finance.

In his new role, Banko will lead market access strategies for Tevogen's product portfolio in oncology, virology, neurology, and rheumatology. His responsibilities include:

• Advancing patient access to therapies under development
• Engaging with government and private payers
• Ensuring Health Technology Assessment readiness
• Securing appropriate coding, coverage, and provider reimbursement at launch
• Leading policy engagement with the current administration

Banko's previous experience includes roles at Cordis Corp (former Johnson & Johnson company) and B. Braun Medical Inc., where he successfully shaped Medicare's national coverage policies and developed strategic global pricing initiatives.

Tevogen Bio (TVGN) has filed a new patent with the USPTO for an innovative T cell vaccine under development. Unlike traditional vaccines focusing on B cell response, this vaccine aims to stimulate T cell responses targeting the entire viral genome, similar to their lead product TVGN 489. The approach is designed to combat mutation risks by targeting multiple viral segments.

The vaccine development is powered by Tevogen.AI's PredicTcell technology for peptide identification. Initially focused on national security and U.S. military biological threat protection, the vaccine's application could be expanded based on needs. The development aligns with Tevogen's previously announced topline forecasts of $1 billion each for their Oncology and Specialty Care divisions.

Tevogen Bio (Nasdaq: TVGN) announced that its CIO & Head of Tevogen.AI, Mittul Mehta, participated as a featured speaker at Proskauer's AI discussion panel titled 'Attuned AI: Shaping AI to Empower Your Industry' on March 6, 2025, in New York City.

The panel, which included executives from Perplexity and Harvey, focused on AI's transformation of the finance, biotech, and legal sectors. Mehta discussed Tevogen.AI's approach to AI-driven biotech advancements, highlighting applications in precision medicine and operational efficiencies.

The event was moderated by Proskauer Partner Wai Choy, who praised Tevogen.AI's combination of proprietary datasets with generative AI models for biotech discovery and development.

Tevogen Bio (Nasdaq: TVGN) has secured the remaining $8 million grant from KRHP , completing a total $10 million non-dilutive funding package following positive progress review. The company reported efficient operations with operating expenses of $9.7 million for the first three quarters of 2024.

The additional funding was particularly influenced by advancements in Tevogen.AI, which has enhanced its PredicTcell platform through expanded viral and disease datasets, supported by wet lab science. Following a Microsoft partnership, Tevogen.AI is expanding its team to develop predictive models.

The grant, being non-dilutive, maintains shareholder value while contributing to the company's mission of developing therapies for cancers and viral infections.

Tevogen Bio (Nasdaq: TVGN) announced that Founder and CEO Ryan Saadi has been named to the 2025 NJBIZ Power 100, recognizing influential figures in New Jersey's business landscape. The clinical-stage specialty immunotherapy biotech company is developing affordable T cell therapies for viral infections and cancers.

The company's proprietary ExacTcell™ technology has demonstrated positive results in a proof-of-concept trial, with findings published in Blood Advances. A significant advancement in making therapies more accessible was marked by the launch of Tevogen.AI and a partnership with Microsoft.

Dr. Saadi, honored alongside Johnson & Johnson CEO Joaquin Duato, emphasized that this recognition reflects Tevogen's mission to challenge traditional biotech models by focusing on affordability, accessibility, and sustainability in drug development.

Tevogen Bio (Nasdaq: TVGN) demonstrates remarkable efficiency in its first trading year with a market capitalization per team member 600% higher than the industry average, according to NYU Stern School of Business data. The company's ownership structure shows strong insider commitment with 79% insider ownership, while other stakeholders include: Lead Investor (7%), SPAC Sponsor (6%), Independent Board Members (1%), and Others (8%).

The clinical-stage specialty immunotherapy biotech company claims to possess assets valued in the billions, though these are not reflected on the balance sheet due to US GAAP restrictions on internally developed intangible assets. Tevogen's business model focuses on combining innovation with cost-effectiveness, aligning with drug price reform initiatives while challenging traditional biotech financing approaches for long-term sustainability.

Tevogen Bio (Nasdaq: TVGN) CEO Ryan Saadi reaffirmed his commitment to preserving shareholder equity while discussing the company's financing strategy. The clinical-stage specialty immunotherapy biotech company emphasizes three key aspects of its approach:

1. Strong Asset Base: The company claims billions in asset value, though not reflected on the balance sheet due to US GAAP limitations on internally developed intangible assets.
2. Operational Efficiency: Reports approximately 600% higher market cap per employee compared to industry standards, according to NYU Stern School of Business.
3. Alternative Financing: Plans to secure funds through non-equity means before revenue generation begins.

The company maintains its focus on making advanced immunotherapies accessible and affordable, while offering share ownership to employees as part of its compensation strategy.

Tevogen Bio (Nasdaq: TVGN) marks its first anniversary as a public company by highlighting key financing activities from 2024. The company secured several strategic funding arrangements, including:

- A letter of intent with CD8 Technology Services for a $50 million non-dilutive R&D facility
- A $6 million Series C Preferred Stock investment with 7.5% annual dividend
- A financing package of up to $50 million, comprising a $36 million line of credit and $14 million contingent private placement
- An $8 million Series A Preferred Stock investment

Additionally, in January 2025, the company secured up to $10 million in non-dilutive grant funding, with $2 million already received. These financial arrangements support Tevogen Bio's mission to develop accessible, personalized T cell therapies and advance Tevogen.AI while maintaining operational efficiency.

Tevogen Bio (Nasdaq: TVGN), a clinical-stage specialty immunotherapy biotech company, addressed concerns about short-selling impacts on healthcare innovation. CEO Dr. Ryan Saadi highlighted the company's progress since going public, including a notable collaboration between Tevogen.AI and Microsoft to explore AI applications in biotechnology.

Despite these developments, the company's share price has experienced pressure. The statement emphasizes how short-selling activities could divert biotech executives' attention from core priorities like patient accessibility and national security initiatives. The company reaffirmed its commitment to developing accessible and affordable precision medicine while advocating for market transparency.