Developing First-in-Class Cancer Therapies

At Oxford BioTherapeutics we are dedicated to pioneering the next generation of oncology treatments through targeted therapies, including Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ADC), Immuno-oncology, T-Cell Engagers (TCE), and radiopharmaceuticals.
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Our Mission

Transform the Landscape of Cancer Treatment and Improve Patient Outcomes Globally

Oxford BioTherapeutics pioneers next-generation antibody therapies, addressing unmet needs with OGAP®-Verify, a high-sensitivity proteomic platform identifying novel cancer targets. With industry-leading partnerships, OBT advances first-in-class therapies, transforming oncology and expanding treatment options for patients.
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The Numbers

Advancing Cancer Treatment Through Strategic Growth

60

Partnerships with Key Innovators

30

Clinical-Stage Assets

90

Partnered Assets

20

R&D Sites Across the UK and US

50+0

Employees

80+0

Novel, Cancer-Specific Targets Across Cancer Indications

OBT At a glance

Pioneering an Innovative Approach for the Development of First-in-Class Cancer Therapies

We are a dynamic, growing team, bringing together diverse expertise and a shared commitment to innovation, collaboration, and impact—driving progress in cancer treatment through our united purpose and values.
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Our Workflow

A fully integrated discovery and development workflow from identifying 7,000 membrane proteins in OGAP-Verify® to creating therapeutic antibodies optimised for your needs

7,000 Membrane Proteins Identified and Quantified in OGAP®-Verify

Patient tissue analysed by quantitative membrane proteomics

Novel Membrane Protein Targets Identified for ADC, CAR-T, IO, Radiopharmaceuticals and Bispecific Therapeutic Modalities

Target shortlisting and selection according to partners requirements

Target Validation

Wet bench experiments to confirm the suitability of target for antibody based therapeutics

Generation of Tool Reagents and Models

Therapeutic Antibodies/ Binder Generation, Optimised to Specific Modality