Quince Therapeutics, a biotechnology company that focuses on acquiring, developing, and commercializing therapeutics, completed the acquisition of EryDel, a global late-stage biotech company aimed at developing and commercializing therapies for the treatment of rare diseases delivered by its proprietary red blood cell technology, for $510m. “EryDel’s acquisition by Quince offers the opportunity to advance our innovative, point-of-care autologous intracellular encapsulation technology through development to commercialization and to fulfill our mission to provide the first treatment for patients living with the devastating disease of A-T. Quince’s effort will be supported by the encouraging Phase 3 data generated from EryDel’s prior international study of EryDex, which demonstrated a significant delay in disease progression in A-T patients and further supported more than 10 years of safety data. Quince is well-positioned to advance EryDel’s differentiated AIDE technology and development of our lead asset EryDex to deliver innovative treatments to patients in need," Luca Benatti, EryDel CEO.