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SEC filingOperating and net losses narrowed year-over-year through cost discipline following the 2025 ronde-cel technology transfer, despite a sharp revenue decline and ongoing cash use from clinical development investments.
Lyell Immunopharma reported Q1 2026 results reflecting continued investment in its clinical cell therapy pipeline amid post-manufacturing transfer cost efficiencies. Revenue fell 71.4% year-over-year to $2.0 thousand from $7.0 thousand, typical for a pre-commercial biotech with minimal collaboration income as focus remains on advancing product candidates like those leveraging CD62L-positive T cells for improved CAR T expansion, persistence, and reduced exhaustion versus traditional processes.