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Pramana

We are an Immuno-metabolism company driving a new mechanism of action powered by our novel platform.

Pramana has been granted broad genus patents in the U.S., Europe, China, Korea, India, Australia, Canada, and other key jurisdictions.

Our patent portfolio spans a vast domain of small molecules across three groundbreaking series to treat metabolic target dysregulation.

The groundwork is laid, but our journey is far from over.

We persistently augment our patent landscape, pioneering novel approaches to deliver superior solutions in the realm of cardio-metabolic diseases, all for the ultimate benefit of patients.

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   Imagine the possibilities

Hypoglycemia

Obesity

Diabetes

NASH

CVD

Neurodegeneration

Oncology

LADA

PRM A activates an immune response on the alpha cell to release glucagon. It is also expressed on the Beta cell, K and L cells. Our breakthrough preclinical data in Hypoglycemia lead us to this pathway. We are now advancing a novel undisclosed therapy to treat Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults with an estimated patient population of 100 million people compromised of 10% of people living with Diabetes.

Obesity

A novel long term weight maintenance therapy Our mission is to provide a once daily oral weight maintenance therapy with cardiometabolic benefit.

Diabetes

We have differentiated preclinical data on several of our candidates in mono and fixed dose Combination therapy showing remarkable glucose lowering and synergystic effects. These studies were conducted in acute and chronic studies over multiple relevant animal models.

NASH

Our discovery program includes proof of concept mechanistic studies over several of our candidates that showed unique liver activation that may lend itself to a novel therapy in NASH. This encouraging data is further supported by what we know about the target.

CVD

Alpha cell and Beta cell dysfunction is associated with cardiovascular disease. Our novel mechansim of action and molecular library may offer insight into intervention through pathways not previously explored.

Neurodegeneration

Our IP position covers GPR119 dysregulation which may address certain neurodegenerative conditions. As we explore our highly targeted molecular library and new mechanism of action we plan to advance candidates.

Oncology

Metabolic dysregulation can lead to certain cancers. Our new mechanism of action may enable the development of therapeutics to treat cancers via novel pathways that our candidates activate.

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