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Cyxone AB

4CX:DEU

Cyxone AB

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Cyxone AB is a Sweden-based company, which is primarily focused on specialty pharmaceuticals industry. The Company develops cyclotide drugs for autoimmune and other diseases. The Company's Product T20K is a compound to inhibit pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL2 and effectively reduce clinical symptoms in an animal model for multiple sclerosis after oral administration. The product T20K, through a pre-clinical program required for clinical studies in multiple sclerosis. The Company's cyclotides technology can be modified, while keeping the core cyclotide drug structure, to introduce a variety of pharmaceutical properties for selected diseases. The Company has acquired the cyclotide patent rights developed by the Medical University of Vienna and the University Medical Center of Freiburg.

  • Revenue in SEK (TTM)0.00
  • Net income in SEK-22.16m
  • Incorporated2015
  • Employees3.00
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