Exhibit 99.2 Cancer Vaccines: The Next Immunotherapy Frontier IO Biotech Breaking boundaries. Igniting change. Nasdaq: IOBT Corporate Overview Summer 2023 © 2023 IO Biotech, Inc. Confidential O Co v n efr id vie en w tial Overview 1

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“Cancer Vaccines: the next immunotherapy frontier” Vaccines based on seminal discovery of T cells that target immune-suppressive proteins (e.g., IDO1, PDL1). IO Biotech's T-win Vaccine Platform: Pioneered first immune Direct killing of immune- modulating vaccine directed suppressive cells (IDO1 & PDL1), including both tumor against cells (Tregs & TAMs) in the TME expressing cells and genetically stable immune-suppressive cells in the TME, proteins (currently in Ph3) demonstrated in Ph1/2 Modulation of the TME into a more pro-inflammatory, anti- tumor environment by eradicating IDO and PD-L1 positive Tregs and TAMs T-win® IO102-IO103 vaccine has potential to significantly improve current treatment paradigm 1. Lin et al. Nature Cancer 3, 911-926 (2022) Confidential Overview 3 2. Runwal P. National Geographic, published 22 Dec 2022

Growth Trajectory Supported by Significant Clinical Milestone Momentum Industry Pioneers Shifting the Melanoma Treatment Paradigm Potential for US Market Entry in 2025 Multiple Upside Opportunities in Other Solid Tumors Poised for growth 5 Confidential Overview

T-Win® Vaccine Targets the Immune System Vaccine designed to engage critical immune suppressive cells (e.g. Tregs, TAMs, MDSCs) T-win vaccine designed to target Induction of potent immune response within the TME Potential to overcome limitations of high value TME proteins to enhance killing of tumor cells: previous approaches • Direct killing of target-expressing immunosuppressive cells in the TME (e.g. IDO, PD-L1, arginase) • Modulation of the TME into a more pro-inflammatory, anti-tumor environment Tumor-specific Tumor cell T cell death APC Tumor cells MDSC MDSC T-win drug candidate Treg TAMs Treg Targeted effector T-cell Targeted Proinflammatory effector T-cell cytokines Targeted effector T cell Subcutaneous injection with T- T-win vaccine activates T-cells Vaccine activated T cells attack immune The inflamed TME becomes immune- 1 2 3 4 win vaccine suppressive targeted antigen positive cells permissive, enabling further tumor cell killing by the recruited tumor-specific T cells Kjeldsen et al. Nat Med. 2021;27:2212–2223. Erratum in: Nat Med. 2022;28(4):871 Confidential Overview 6

Translating our Science to Clinical Outcomes for Patients Confidential Overview 7

Current Pipeline – All Programs On Track Line of therapy/ Program Pre-clinical Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Milestones indication ü 225 patients enrolled June 2023 First Line Advanced • Complete enrollment: by year- (1) Melanoma end 2023 • Interim analysis: mid-2024 ü Encouraging data from nine evaluable NSCLC patients (2) IO102-IO103 • Lung (NSCLC) announced January 2023 (1) (2) • Head & Neck (SCCHN) First Line Solid Tumors Targets: • Continue enrolling Phase 2 (2) • Bladder (UBC) IDO, PD-L1 “basket” trial • Additional data in 2023 • Melanoma Neo-adjuvant / (2) • Initiate Phase 2 “basket” trial in • Head & Neck (SCCHN) (1) Adjuvant Solid Tumors 2H 2023 • Indication TBD IO112 Indications TBD Solid Tumors • IND Ready Target: IO112 Arginase 1 1. In combination with pembrolizumab 2. NSCLC = non-small cell lung cancer, SCCHN = squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck, UBC = urothelial bladder cancer Confidential Overview 8

IO Biotech’s Clinical Strategy Leverage First Mover Advantage in Melanoma and Expand into Multiple Cancer Types REASONS TO BELIEVE § Melanoma 1L in combination with * ü Potential position in the “desired pembrolizumab (potential accelerated approval) LAUNCH quadrant” of high efficacy and low toxicity ü Compelling ORR and CRR ** § Melanoma 1L in combination with other CPIü Strong data in key subgroups including elevated LDH, PD-L1+ *** § Earlier setting in combination with pembrolizumab GROW and stage M1c ü Favorable survival with mOS still NR and 3-yr OS rate of 73% ü Favorable safety profile with Gr3-5 + § NSCLC and SCCHN 1L TRAEs of 17%; no incremental increase of systemic toxicity over EXPAND anti-PD1 monotherapy *IOB-013; **MSKCC IIT IO102/IO103 in combination with nivolumab/relatlimab (Opdualag); ***IOB-032, KIEO IIT; +IOB-022, IOB-032, HN1901, UCD IIT NSCLC, non-small cell lung cancer, SCCHN = squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck Confidential Overview 9

Melanoma: A Potentially Life-Threatening Cancer with High Unmet Need for More Efficacious and Tolerable Combination Therapies In 2023 in the U.S.*: 100,000 8,000 Expected New Expected to Die Melanoma Cases of Melanoma Current combination therapies more efficacious but associated with considerable toxicity Anti-PD-1 antibodies Anti-PD-1 antibodies in combination (Monotherapy): with Anti-CTLA-4 antibodies 59% 43-51% 49% BUT grade 3/4 TRAEs 5-year overall survival 6.5-year overall survival Larkin et al. N Engl J Med. 2019; 381(16):1535-1546; Robert 2019; Wolchock et al ASCO 2021 Abstract 9506; Wolchock et al. J Clin Oncol 10 Confidential Overview 2022: 40(2):127-137; * American Cancer Society website accessed 3/1/2023

US Melanoma Market: Projected 10.6% CAGR 2021-2028 Room for innovative therapies and combinations Fore 10 cast US Melanoma Drug Sales ($ in billions) 9 8.6 8 8 7 7 6.3 6 5.5 4.9 5 4.4 4.3 4 3 2 1 0 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 Confidential Overview 11 * Source: Evaluate Pharma 5/11/2023 ($ in billions)

PHASE 1/2 TRIAL Compelling Phase 1/2 Melanoma Data Published in Nature Medicine Successful Outcomes Drive Continued Clinical Development December 09, 2021 January 2023 Data Cut* as Published in JITC, May 2023 25.5 49.8 months mPFS months median follow up mOS Not yet reached* 80% 50% ORR CRR (as previously reported in Nature; RECIST1.1= 73.3% ORR) January 23 update: One patient was re-evaluated and did not have “real progression” but instead pseudo progression Confidential Overview 12 Lorentzen et al. J Immunother Cancer 2023;11(5):e006755

Positioned for Leadership in the Evolving Melanoma Landscape Our Goal: inducing meaningful tumor regression and establishing durable anti-tumor response while achieving a manageable tolerability profile for patients Benefit-Risk Ratio In Phase 3 IO102-IO103 in the desired “quadrant” First mover advantage with IO102-IO103 • High PFS, high ORR, low AEs Potential Competitive Advantages Future combination therapy Potential broad applicability • Strong potential to become backbone of future • Consistent results across melanoma triple combination therapies subgroups • No additional systemic toxicity observed in • Applicability across tumor types and stages completed clinical trials • Potential for use across patients regardless • Designed to be off-the-shelf vaccine of PD-L1 expression Potential to be well-positioned vs. recent combination market entrants Effect only in a subset of patients (PD-L1 low: < 1%)* * Relativity 047 study data as reported Confidential Overview 13

IO102-IO103 Immune-Modulating Cancer Vaccine: Ongoing Clinical Trials Confidential Overview 14

st IOB-013/KN-D18: Pivotal Phase 3Trial in 1 Line Melanoma On Track 225 patients randomized (June ‘23); 380 expected to be randomized by year-end 2023 • Trial active in >100 sites, across Europe, Australia, South Africa, Israel and the United States • 225 patients randomized as of 14 June 2023; protocol calls for an interim analysis of ORR in 1 year • 380 patients to be enrolled by year-end 2023 to accelerate time to reach primary PFS endpoint • IDMC meeting in May 2023 recommended that the trial continue without modifications IDMC, independent data monitoring committee 15 ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT05155254 Confidential Overview

IOB-022/KN-D38: Phase 2 Solid Tumor Basket Trial Currently Enrolling Eligibility Criteria Endpoints 1 Cohorts Primary endpoint: • N=up to 30 per cohort NSCLC • ORR PD- L1 TPS ≥ 50% • Previously untreated 1:1 Secondary endpoints: metastatic solid tumors SCCHN (HPV +/-) IO102-IO103 and Pembrolizumab • PFS (RECIST1.1) PD- L1 CPS ≥ 20 200mg q3w • DoR • No prior 1-line therapy • CR UBC For up to 35 cycles • Measurable disease • DCR PD-L1 CPS ≥ 10 • OS • ECOG PS 0 or 1 • Safety Cohort A = Non-small cell lung cancer adenocarcinoma Cohort B = Squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck R/M disease Cohort C = Urothelial bladder cancer ineligible for platinum-containing chemotherapy EudraCT No. 2021-003026-69; ClinicalTrials.gov No. NCT05077709 Confidential Overview 16

IOB-022/KN-D38: Demographics and Baseline Characteristics Data Cut: June 12, 2023 Patients NSCLC SCCHN Patients NSCLC SCCHN n = 24 n=6 n = 24 N=6 Age (years) HPV p16 status Median Positive 2 (33%) 71.0 70.0 Negative 4 (67%) Sex Female 14 (58%) 2 (33%) Stage (%) Male 10 (42%) 4 (67%) IIIA 1(4%) ECOG Performance status IIIB 1(4%) 0 9 (37%) 2 (33%) IVA 9 (38%) 2(33%) 1 15 (63%) 4 (67%) IVB 1 (17%) 9 (38%) IVC 3(50%) IV (no-sub-staging) 3 (12%) Missing data 1(4%) Confidential Overview 17

IOB-022/KN-D38: Encouraging ORR in Efficacy Evaluable Patients Data Cut: June 12, 2023 NSCLC SCCHN Best Overall 1 1 Response n = 17 n = 5 3/5 ORR 9 (52.9%) 95% CI [27.8, 77.0] CR 0 0 PR 9 (52.9%) 3 SD 5 (29.4%) 0 PD 3 (17.6%) 2 • KEYNOTE-042 (pembro alone in 1L NSCLC PD-L1 ≥50%): ORR 39% (Mok et al. Lancet 2019) • KEYNOTE-48 (pembro alone in 1L SCCHN CPS ≥20%): ORR 23% (Burtness et al. Lancet 2019) 1. Minimum Exposure and Efficacy Evaluable population (MEEE) is defined as all patients who received at least 2 cycles of IMP and have baseline and at least one post-baseline efficacy assessment or died before the first efficacy assessment. Best Overall Response (BOR) is defined as the best among overall Confidential Overview 18 responses at post-baseline tumor assessments; Objective Response Rate (ORR) is defined as the proportion of patients with a complete response or partial response (CR+PR); 95%CI is calculated by Clopper-Pearson Exact Method.

IOB-022/KN-D38: Spider Plot of NSCLC Cohort 1 Data Cut: June 12, 2023; 17 efficacy evaluable patients 1. Minimum Exposure and Efficacy Evaluable population (MEEE) is defined as all patients who received at least 2 cycles of IMP and have baseline and at least one post-baseline efficacy assessment or died before the first efficacy assessment. Best Overall Response (BOR) is defined as the best among overall Confidential Overview 19 responses at post-baseline tumor assessments; Objective Response Rate (ORR) is defined as the proportion of patients with a complete response or partial response (CR+PR); 95%CI is calculated by Clopper-Pearson Exact Method.

IOB-022/KN-D38: Encouraging Data in NSCLC Cohort 1 Data Cut: June 12, 2023; 17 efficacy evaluable patients 1. Minimum Exposure and Efficacy Evaluable population (MEEE) is defined as all patients who received at least 2 cycles of IMP and have baseline and at least one post-baseline efficacy assessment or died before the first efficacy assessment. Best Overall Response (BOR) is defined as the best among overall Confidential Overview 20 responses at post-baseline tumor assessments; Objective Response Rate (ORR) is defined as the proportion of patients with a complete response or partial response (CR+PR); 95%CI is calculated by Clopper-Pearson Exact Method.

IOB-022/KN-D38: Encouraging Early Data in Head and Neck Cohort 1 Data Cut: June 12, 2023; 5 efficacy evaluable patients 1. Minimum Exposure and Efficacy Evaluable population (MEEE) is defined as all patients who received at least 2 cycles of IMP and have baseline and at least one post-baseline efficacy assessment or died before the first efficacy assessment. Best Overall Response (BOR) is defined as the best among overall Confidential Overview 21 responses at post-baseline tumor assessments; Objective Response Rate (ORR) is defined as the proportion of patients with a complete response or partial response (CR+PR); 95%CI is calculated by Clopper-Pearson Exact Method.

IO102-IO103: Totality of Clinical Data is Very Encouraging Ph1/2 in Melanoma (MM1636); NSCLC and H&N Preliminary Efficacy Phase 1/2 MM1636 Melanoma Data 80% ORR*, 50% CR, 23% PR Encouraging preliminary data from IOB-022/KN-D38; No new safety signals observed NSLCC – 17 efficacy evaluable patients H&N – 5 efficacy evaluable patients • Best Overall Response (ORR): 9 (52.9%) • Best Overall Response (ORR): 3/5 *Two of the 24 responding patients progressed before subsequent radiological confirmation (as previously Confidential Overview 22 reported in Nature Medicine RECIST1.1= 73.3% ORR)

Moving Forward Confidential Overview 23

Additional Capital Provides Runway into 4Q 2025* and Supports Multiple Significant Milestones Milestones Supported with IO102-IO103 (PD-L1, IDO) - Dual Epitope Milestones Additional Capital ü 225 patients enrolled June • Potential BLA filing based on 2023 interim analysis Phase 3 Melanoma First-line advanced • Complete enrollment by year- • Potential approval based on end 2023 interim analysis • Interim analysis: mid-2024 NSCLC First-line metastatic Additional Data Final data SCCHN, UBC Phase 2 Basket Trials Melanoma and Initiate Phase 2 in one indication Neo-adjuvant / adjuvant Initial data SCCHN in 2H2023 IO112 (Arginase) Phase 1/2 Solid tumors - IND Ready IND filing; IST study * Significant amount of expenses are budgeted assuming a positive interim analysis; if interim analysis does not support BLA filing, opportunity to extend Confidential Overview 24 cash runway well into 2026 through potential BLA submission based on PFS.

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Appendix: T-win® IO102-IO103 Immune-Modulating Cancer Vaccine Phase 1/2 Clinical Trial In collaboration with the Center for Cancer Immune Therapy 26 Confidential Overview 26

PHASE 1/2 TRIAL Phase 1/2 Trial (MM1636) Baseline Demographics Patients n = 30 Patients n = 30 Patient characteristics th Stage (8 edition JACC) (%) Age (years) Majority of patients had one or more poor prognostic factors: M1a 6 (20%) Mean (range) 70 (46-85) 43% PD-L1 negative M1b 6 (20%) Sex 60% M1c M1c 18 (60%) Female 14 (47%) 37% high LDH Male 16 (53%) LDH (%) Baseline characteristics are largely Normal 19 (63%) similar to those in other trials ECOG Performance status Elevated > ULN 11 (37%) 0 26 (87%) 1 4 (13%) Liver metastases (%) Yes 10 (33%) PD-L1 status No 20 (67%) Positive (≥1%) 17 (57%) Negative (< 1%) 13 (43%) Number of metastatic sites 1 7 (23%) BRAF status (%) 2-3 17 (57%) Mutant (V600E, V600K) 11 (37%) > 3 6 (20%) Wild-Type or non-V600 mutation 19 (63%) Confidential Overview 27 Kjeldsen et al. Nat Med. 2021;27:2212–2223.

PHASE 1/2TRIAL Compelling ORR and CRR Data externally confirmed Nature Med 2021 JITC 2023 Best Overall Response 1 2 February 2021 Data cut January 2023 Data cut ORR and CRR externally confirmed with Responders – ORR* 24 80% 24 80% subsequent blinded review Best Overall Response Rate (RECIST 1.1**) 22 73.3% 22 73.3% Complete Response Rate 14 46.7% 15 50% Partial Response Rate 8 26.7% 7 23.3% Stable Disease 0 0% 0 0% Progressive Disease 6 20% 6 20% Total 30 100% 30 100% Best ORR (confirmed) – PD-L1 negative (n = 13) 7 54% 7 54% • Ipi / Nivo ORR: 58% and CRR: 22% (Larkin 2019) • Nivolumab or pembrolizumab ORR 45% - 46% (Larkin 2019 and Robert 2019) *Two of the 24 responding patients progressed before subsequent radiological confirmation; ** Radiologically confirmed at subsequent imaging Confidential Overview 28 1. Kjeldsen et al. Nat Med. 2021;27:2212–2223. 2. Lorentzen et al. J Immunother Cancer 2023;11(5):e006755

PHASE 1/2TRIAL Change inTarget Lesion Size by Patient Key take away 100% • Even patients with poor prognostic 80% factors show clinical benefit (e.g. M1c and elevated LDH) 60% 40% 20% CR 0% PR PD -20% Elevated LDH -40% PD-L1 negative M1c -60% BRAF mutation Lymph nodes target -80% lesions > 1.5 cm at baseline. That shrank to normal size on treatment -100% CR, complete response; LDH, lactate dehydrogenase; PD, progressive disease; PD-L1, programmed death ligand 1; PR, partial response. Confidential Overview 29 Lorentzen et al. J Immunother Cancer 2023;11(5):e006755

PHASE 1/2TRIAL Rapid and Durable Responses As of January 2023, median duration of response was 27 months Key take away • Early responses (12 weeks) and deepening of responses up to 18 months after treatment initiation • Durable and deep (CR) responses in patients with poor prognostic factors Time Since First Injection (Months) CR, complete response; LDH, lactate dehydrogenase; PD, progressive disease; PD-L1, programmed death ligand 1; PR, partial response. Confidential Overview 30 Lorentzen et al. J Immunother Cancer 2023;11(5):e006755 Time and Duration of Response

PHASE 1/2TRIAL Rapid, Deep and Durable Responses Complete Response (CR) Partial Response (PR) Progressive Disease (PD) 18 Confidential Overview Lorentzen et al. J Immunother Cancer 2023;11(5):e006755

PHASE 1/2 TRIAL Phase 1/2: Encouraging Long-term Follow-up 1 1 Progression Free Survival Overall survival Overall Survival • mPFS = 25.5 months • mOS: Not yet reached • Median duration of follow-up = 49.8 months 2 References: Median PFS of 25.6 months - February 2021 data cut 3 1 mOS Ipilimumab / Nivolumab of 72.1 months (95% CI, 38.2 to NR) Median PFS of 25.5 months – January 2023 data cut 3 3 mOS nivolumab = 36.9 months (95% CI, 28.2 to NR) Reference: Ipilimumab / Nivolumab mPFS 11.5 months 1. Lorentzen et al. J Immunother Cancer 2023;11(5):e006755 2. Kjeldsen et al. Nat Med. 2021;27:2212– Confidential Overview 32 2223; 3. Wolchock et al. J Clin Oncol 2022: 40(2):127-137

PHASE 1/2 TRIAL Attractive Safety Profile Potential to Become the Backbone of Combination Therapy No increase in systemic AE’s when combining IO102-IO103 with anti PD-1 High Grade (CTCAE 3-5) = 17% Comparable with CM-066 (15%) and KN-006 (17%) TRAEs Leading to Discontinuation = 17% CM-066 (9%) and KN-006 (10%) Ipi/Nivo from Registrational Phase 3 High grade AEs occurred in 59% and TRAEs led to discontinuation in 42% of patients All the AEs leading to treatment discontinuation were considered by the investigator to be related to nivolumab. The rate of treatment- related adverse events leading to discontinuation of both nivolumab and IO102-IO103 was 17%. 77% of patients experienced local injection site reactions, most likely due to the Montanide adjuvant Kjeldsen et al. Nat Med. 2021;27:2212–2223; Larkin et al. N Engl J Med. 2019; 381(16):1535-1546; Robert 2019, Confidential Overview 33 Wolchock et al. J Clin Oncol 2022: 40(2):127-137

Appendix: Lung Data Published Studies Confidential Overview 34

NSCLC Clinical Benchmarks NSCLC with PD-L1 ≥50% - First-line Setting Regimen N ORR (%) mPFS (Months) mOS (Months) Gr3/4 TRAEs (%) Pembro + Carbo + Pacli/Nab-pacli; ‡ 64% 8.0 57% 146 NR; HR: 0.68 KEYNOTE-407 Pembro + Peme + Cis/Carbo; ‡ 62% 11.1 27.7 52% 202 KEYNOTE-189 Atezo + Carbo + Nab-pacli; ‡ 62% 10.1 23.4 68% 91 IMpower131 Nivo + Ipi + Chemo; ‡ 174 50% 7.5 18.9 48% CHECKMATE-9LA Cemiplimab mono; ‡ 710 47% 8.1 26.1 18% EMPOWER-Lung 1 Pembro mono; 305 46% 7.7 26.3 31% KEYNOTE-024¶ Nivo + Ipi; ‡ 205 44% 6.7 21.2 33% CHECKMATE-227 Pembro mono; ‡ 599 39% 6.5 20.0 19% KEYNOTE-042 Atezo mono; 205 38% 8.1 20.2 13% IMpower110 Atezo + Beva + Carbo + Pacli; ‡ 350 NA 15.2 30.0 57% IMPower150 Abbreviations: ¶ represents trials that exclusively enrolled pts with PD-L1≥50%; ‡ Gr3/4 TRAEs data from all enrolled pts; * Gr≥3 AEs; AEs: Adverse events; Atezo: Atezolizumab; Beva: Bevacizumab; Carbo: Carboplatin; Cis: Cisplatin; Gr: Grade; HR: Hazard ratio; Ipi: Ipilimumab; mOS: Median overall survival; mPFS: Median progression free survival; NA: Not available; Nivo: Nivolumab; NR: Not reached; ORR: Objective response rate; OS: Overall survival; Pacli: Paclitaxel; Pembro: Pembrolizumab; Peme: Pemetrexed; PFS: Progression free survival; TRAEs: Treatment related adverse events Note: Ph3 trials that enrolled pts only in China have not been included here Confidential Overview 35 Phase 3