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Frank Ruhl Libre

Cynata is advancing a diverse pipeline of innovative stem cell therapies based on our proprietary Cymerus™ technology platform. Our clinical-stage programs span multiple therapeutic areas with significant unmet medical needs, positioning us at the forefront of regenerative medicine.

Our development portfolio includes several active clinical trials across various stages, providing multiple opportunities for value creation and potential commercial partnerships. With completed trials demonstrating promising safety and efficacy data, and ongoing studies progressing toward important milestones, Cynata is building a strong foundation of clinical evidence for our iPSC-derived mesenchymal stem cell therapies.

Currently, we are advancing four key programs that highlight the versatility and broad therapeutic potential of our Cymerus™ platform. Two of these programs are managed and funded directly by Cynata, while two are being managed by academic partners, and funded by grants. Importantly, Cynata retains commercial rights to all of these programs.

Our most advanced in-house program is a global Phase 2 clinical trial in acute graft-versus-host disease (aGvHD), which is actively recruiting patients following the success of our groundbreaking Phase 1 trial. We have also recently completed our Phase 1 clinical trial in diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) with positive results. Concurrently, we have completed recruitment in our Phase 3 clinical trial for osteoarthritis in partnership with the University of Sydney, with patients now in the follow-up phase. In partnership with Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands, our Phase 1 clinical trial in kidney transplantation continues to enrol patients. 

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