IMM is positioning itself as a leader in next generation Autoimmune Disease Treatments9 Sep 2025 19:31
The new patent filing provides 20 years of commercial exclusivity for both the diagnostic test and P140 therapy, positioning ImmuPharma as a leader in the next generation of autoimmune disease treatments.
Market Opportunity:
Autoimmune diseases affect more than 400 million people worldwide, with a therapeutic market valued at over $100 billion annually. Current treatments remain limited and often unsafe, highlighting a major unmet medical need.
In parallel, the autoimmune diagnostics market represents a rapidly growing opportunity, valued at over $10 billion globally, as healthcare systems increasingly adopt precision diagnostics.
ImmuPharma's novel diagnostic test, designed to identify patients with Type M immune disorder, not only strengthens the value proposition of P140 but also creates an independent commercial opportunity with potential for earlier adoption and partnerships.
With this dual platform - first-in-class therapy plus precision diagnostic - ImmuPharma is pioneering a new era of precision medicine in autoimmune disease, offering accurate diagnosis and a groundbreaking treatment with the potential to achieve full remission.
Commenting on this announcement, Tim McCarthy, CEO of ImmuPharma, said:
"The new patent on P140 is the result of impressive and dedicated research by ImmuPharma Biotech and is truly a game changer for ImmuPharma. The discovery of a new mechanism of action and identification of Type M, a sub-type of auto-immune disorders, greatly expands the scope ofP140 across a wide range of autoimmune diseases and the filing of a patent application directed towards this discovery significantly enhances the business case due to the potential for long-term increased revenues.
This combination makes P140 a unique and extremely valuable asset, particularly with the potential for 20 years of commercial exclusivity, and will add enormous traction to our current discussions with potential global partners of P140."