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BioNTech reiterated its strategic shift to become a fully integrated oncology-focused immunotherapy company, concentrating on two pan-tumor priorities: Pumitamig (PD-L1/VEGF-A bispecific) as a next‑generation IO backbone and mRNA cancer immunotherapies (both personalized iNeST and off‑the‑shelf FixVac) targeted mainly at adjuvant/low tumor‑burden settings. Clinical progress: Pumitamig advanced enrollment in global Phase III programs in small cell lung cancer (ROSETTA LUNG‑01), non‑small cell lung cancer and remains on track to initiate the TNBC Phase III this year; dose for SCLC Phase III locked at 20 mg/kg q3w based on dose‑optimization data showing high ORRs and manageable safety. More than a dozen signal‑seeking chemo and novel‑novel (ADC + Pumitamig) cohorts are ongoing to inform registrational planning. ADC platforms (e.g., BNT324 B7‑H3, BNT325 TROP2, TPAM HER2 ADC) produced encouraging mono‑agent signals and are being positioned as combination partners with Pumitamig; TPAM BLA submission timing moved to 2026 pending regulatory discussions. mRNA programs: Phase II readouts provided biological validation (neoantigen T‑cell breadth correlates with benefit) and supported a focus on adjuvant/earlier settings; Autogene (iNeST) did not meet its PFS primary endpoint in first‑line metastatic melanoma but showed favorable immunogenicity and numerical OS trends. Financials: Q3 revenues €1.519B (up from €1.245B YoY), driven largely by recognition of USD 700M from the BMS collaboration; Q3 net loss €29M (vs. prior‑year net income €198M) influenced by a contractual dispute settlement. Cash, equivalents and securities €16.7B. Guidance: 2025 revenue guidance raised to $2.6–2.8B (from $1.7–2.2B) mainly reflecting BMS revenue recognition; R&D expense guidance reduced by €600M to €2.0–2.2B reflecting portfolio prioritization and phasing; SG&A and capex guidance tightened lower. Upcoming catalysts: early TNBC Pumitamig data in December, multiple ADC monotherapy updates, interim and primary readouts for several randomized Phase II/III trials across 2026, and an R&D Day on Nov 11. Key investor considerations: transition execution risk (moving from vaccine revenues to oncology commercialization), dependency on BMS partnership execution and milestone timing, regulatory timing for ADC BLA (TPAM) now shifted into 2026, sizable cash runway but near‑term reported loss due to settlement and continued heavy investment in late‑stage oncology programs.