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Tokyo, Japan, and Cambridge, UK, 18 October 2023 – Sosei Group Corporation (“Sosei Heptares” or “the Company”; TSE: 4565), an international biopharmaceutical company and world-leader in GPCR-focused...
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The collaboration combines Sosei Heptares’ leading structure-based drug design platform with PharmEnable’s advanced artificial intelligence-enabled platform for designing high quality novel chemistry...
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Tokyo, Japan and Cambridge, UK, 20 September 2023 – Sosei Group Corporation (“the Company”; TSE: 4565) announces the appointment of four new members to its Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) to advise on...
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NBI-1117570 is an investigational, oral, muscarinic M1/M4 selective dual agonist discovered by Sosei Heptares that may have the potential to treat neurological and neuropsychiatric...
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HTL0039732 is a novel EP4 antagonist designed by Sosei Heptares with potential to treat a wide range of cancers in combination with other immunotherapies Tokyo, Japan, London and Cambridge, UK, 10...
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Tokyo, Japan and Cambridge, UK, 4 August 2023 – Sosei Group Corporation (“the Company”; TSE: 4565) provides an update on operational activities and reports its consolidated results for the second...
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Tokyo, Japan and Cambridge, UK, 20 July 2023 – Sosei Group Corporation (“the Company”; TSE: 4565), will hold an investor and press conference on today’s announcement; “Sosei Heptares Acquires...
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Transaction adds complementary late-stage clinical development capability with profitable and fast-growing commercial operations in JapanLean, go-to-market commercial model, well positioned to scale...
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Tokyo, Japan and Cambridge, UK, 11 July 2023 – Sosei Group Corporation (“the Company”; TSE: 4565) will announce its earnings results and present operational highlights for the 6 months ended 30 June...
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HTL’149 has been designed as a once-daily oral treatment to address positive and negative symptoms and cognitive impairment in schizophrenia patients without the adverse effects typically associated...