BI 3034701 represents a novel mechanism of action designed to address metabolic diseases through multiple complementary satiety pathways involved in body-weight regulation, supporting its potential role in obesity treatment. The planned transition into Phase 2 marks an important milestone and will further evaluate the compounds potential in people living with obesity, as BI 3034701 is the first asset originating from a Gubra research collaboration to advance into Phase 2 clinical development.

Under the collaboration and license agreement, Boehringer Ingelheim is responsible for global clinical development and commercialization of BI 3034701.

“The advancement of BI 3034701 into Phase 2 development is a significant milestone for Gubra. Our ambition is to contribute differentiated peptide therapies that address the underlying biology of obesity and weight management, with the potential to support meaningful and sustainable weight lossover time,” said Markus Rohrwild, CEO of Gubra. “It is the first asset from our research collaborations to reach this stage and reflects the strength of our peptide discovery platform and our focus on developing differentiated, first‑in‑class mechanisms in metabolic disease. We are pleased to see Boehringer Ingelheim continue to progress this program and take responsibility for its further development.