VETERINARYCanine inflammatory bowel disease
Investigational combination approach targeting the clinical signs associated with canine IBD.
THE FUTURE OF THERAPEUTIC INNOVATIONLupvindol is developing proprietary therapies for inflammatory and autoimmune conditions, with a veterinary-first strategy and a longer-term human pharmaceutical pipeline.
Innovation should do more than treat a symptom. It should fundamentally improve the balance between efficacy and tolerability.
Lupvindol is investigating fixed-dose combinations of cannabidiol and corticosteroids for indications where prolonged or repeated conventional treatment may present limitations. Its strategy prioritizes the animal-health pathway while advancing longer-term human applications.

The investigational platform combines cannabidiol with corticosteroids in proprietary fixed-dose formulations. The development objective is to achieve effective inflammatory control with lower corticosteroid exposure; outcomes remain subject to study and regulatory review.

Four development programs span veterinary and human medicine. Each represents a distinct indication, development plan and regulatory path.
VETERINARYInvestigational combination approach targeting the clinical signs associated with canine IBD.
VETERINARYInvestigational intra-articular combination therapy under veterinary development.
HUMANProposed development targeting Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
HUMANTargeted investigational approach for osteoarthritis, subject to clinical development.
Descriptions reflect the company's July 2026 investment memorandum and public announcements; they do not establish clinical effectiveness, regulatory clearance or projected commercialization dates.

Rather than relying on a single clinical outcome, the model is designed around multiple investigational programs and potential partnership pathways.
Advance canine IBD and equine osteoarthritis programs through veterinary research and regulatory milestones, with potential licensing and commercialization opportunities.
Track previously announced regulatory developments and management's forward-looking objectives. Future events are targets, not completed achievements.
Company announcement of an FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine investigational file supporting the canine research program.
Read announcement ↗Company announcement of a second veterinary investigational file for its intra-articular equine program.
Read announcement ↗The July 2026 memorandum identifies a planned veterinary submission during the fourth quarter of 2026. Current status requires management confirmation.
Potential human regulatory development, manufacturing validation and strategic partnership discussions described in management's roadmap.
Four core pillars presented in the company's investment memorandum. These represent the investment thesis, not assurances of future results.
Proprietary combination formulations and a therapeutic objective centered on reduced corticosteroid exposure.
Programs designed around existing agents and indication-specific regulatory planning.
Exploration of earlier animal-health commercialization opportunities, conditional on development success.
Potential licensing, co-development and asset-level transactions across distinct programs.
Multidisciplinary experience across pharmaceutical research, veterinary medicine, clinical care, regulatory affairs, capital markets and law.
Eight specialists. One shared commitment to advancing investigational combination therapeutics.

Chief Executive Officer
Pharmaceutical R&D leader with over two decades of experience, including cannabinoid science and development work at GW Pharmaceuticals.

Chairman
Entrepreneur and capital-markets executive experienced in scaling biotechnology ventures and strategic partnerships.

Vice President, Research & Development
More than 20 years of preclinical research experience, including cannabinoid pharmacology, safety evaluation and translational development.

Director of Regulatory Compliance
Regulatory and program-management specialist with more than 25 years of combined experience at the FDA and NIH.

Chief Veterinary Officer
Veterinary oncologist, researcher and co-founder of the Veterinary Cannabis Society, focused on advancing integrative animal care.

Chief Medical Officer
Orthopedic surgeon specializing in adult reconstructive surgery, joint preservation and advanced surgical techniques.

Chief Financial Officer
Chartered Accountant with more than 30 years of experience in finance, risk management, public-market readiness and governance.

General Counsel
Securities attorney with extensive experience in SEC, FINRA and exchange regulatory matters and corporate legal representation.
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