That financial flexibility will be important given that Celldex's gene targeting immunotherapy pipeline is maturing. The company's most advanced drug is Rintega, formerly known as rindopepimut, for the treatment of a genetic mutation that occurs in roughly 30% of glioblastoma patients. The company is conducting an ongoing phase 3 study of that drug that should have interim data results by midyear. If those results are solid, the company will continue to ramp up its investments ahead of a potential FDA filing and commercialization. The company's other promising pipeline candidates include therapies for other cancers, including breast cancer, lung cancer, and lymphoma.