Poolbeg Pharma plc
AIM: POLB
£29.865m Raised since 2021
Development. Innovation. Returns.
Poolbeg Pharma plc (AIM: POLB) is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company with a core focus on transforming the cancer immunotherapy field.
The Company's lead asset, POLB 001, has the potential to expand administration of cancer immunotherapies from centralised specialist cancer centres into community hospitals by making the treatments safer through the prevention of the life-threatening side effect, Cytokine Release Syndrome (CRS). As such, POLB 001 could increase the number of patients that can receive these life-saving treatments, thereby increasing the market opportunity.
Poolbeg is also advancing the development of a patient-friendly therapy for obesity with an oral encapsulated GLP-1, offering a differentiated approach within one of the world's largest markets. With multiple near-term clinical value inflection points, and an experienced team with a proven track record, Poolbeg is focussed on partnering its high value programmes that are targeting large markets and addressing critical unmet medical needs.
“Poolbeg Pharma was successfully spun out of Open Orphan plc (now hVIVO plc) in 2021. We are extremely proud that this is the third life science IPO from the Raglan Capital stable after Amryt Pharma plc and Open Orphan plc, and we are delighted to see the fast rate of progress the company has made since IPO as it focusses upon developing its exciting clinical assets targeting large addressable markets.”
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