Invivyd Advances Measles Antibody Candidate VMS063 and Updates COVID-19 Trial Progress

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Invivyd announced significant progress in its COVID-19 antibody program, including a study upsizing and FDA alignment for pediatric trials, alongside the advancement of a novel measles monoclonal antibody candidate, VMS063.

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• Measles Antibody Advancement

  Invivyd announced the discovery and advancement of VMS063, a novel, highly potent, half-life-extended monoclonal antibody candidate for the treatment and prevention of measles, targeting IND readiness in late 2026.

• COVID-19 Trial Upsizing

  The Phase 3 DECLARATION study for VYD2311 was upsized by approximately 500 subjects to increase statistical power, shifting top-line results from 'mid-year' to Q3 2026.

• Pediatric Study Alignment

  Invivyd aligned with the FDA on an Initial Pediatric Study Plan for the BLA-directed 'DRUMMER' clinical trial for VYD2311 in children aged 0-11 years, contingent on DECLARATION study success.

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This filing highlights Invivyd's strategic expansion into new infectious disease areas while progressing its existing COVID-19 program. The introduction of VMS063, a potentially first-in-class measles antibody, addresses a critical unmet medical need amid rising measles cases and could be a significant future value driver for the company. While the DECLARATION study for VYD2311 sees a modest delay in top-line results, the increased sample size enhances statistical power, and the FDA alignment on a pediatric study plan provides a clear path for broader application. For a company with a recent 'going concern' warning, these pipeline advancements are crucial for demonstrating long-term viability and growth potential.