- What does AbClon do?
- Abclon is a Korean biotech company founded in 2010 that develops antibody drugs and cell therapies, using its proprietary NEST antibody discovery platform, AffiMab bispecific antibody platform, and CAR-T platform. Its lead programs include AC101, a HER2-targeting antibody for gastric and breast cancer that has been licensed to Shanghai Henlius Biotech, and AT101 (Nespe-cel), a CD19-targeting CAR-T cell therapy for blood cancers being tested in clinical trials in Korea. The company also develops AT501, a CAR-T therapy for solid tumors, and bispecific candidates AM105 and AM109, and it operates its own GMP manufacturing facility in Korea.
- What is the market cap of AbClon?
- The market capitalisation of AbClon was ₩421B at the close on Oct 28, 2026.
- Who are the largest shareholders of AbClon?
- According to the latest official filings, the largest reported holders are Lee Jong-seo (13.22%, as of May 7, 2026); Chong Kun Dang (6.90%, as of Dec 9, 2025); National Pension Service (3.57%, as of Dec 31, 2024).
- When is the next earnings report from AbClon?
- Korean companies rarely announce results dates in advance. Based on when AbClon filed the same report in past years, its next 3q results is expected between Nov 10, 2026 and Nov 14, 2026.
- Does the National Pension Service own AbClon?
- Yes. The National Pension Service held 3.57% of AbClon shares as of Dec 31, 2024.