NeuroVectis Pharma (NVPX)

A breakthrough regenerative therapy for Parkinson's disease

Harnessing breakthrough 3D tissue engineering to create functional dopaminergic implants that restore natural dopamine production and brain function.

About

NeuroVectis Pharma (NVPX)

Restoring the system, not the symptom

NVPX does not deliver dopamine. It rebuilds the biological network that produces dopamine naturally. The implant contains mature dopaminergic neuronal networks integrated into a supportive tissue matrix, enabling survival, connectivity and long lasting function.

Personalized biological replacement parts for natural dopamine production.

Vision

Treating Parkinson's disease at its biological root

NVPX aims to transform the treatment landscape for Parkinson's disease by replacing symptomatic treatment with regenerative personalized implants.

Mission

Restoring neurological function

To restore neurological function through biological implants capable of long-term, physiological dopamine synthesis.

Clinician analysing neurological data dashboards

Validated science, translational rigor and clinical leadership — from bench research to a patient-ready therapy.

Looking Forward

Redefining the future of Parkinson's therapy

NVPX aims to restore brain function.

Restoration

Reversing functional loss through biological implants.

Sustainability

Enabling long-term, natural dopamine production.

Transformation

A paradigm shift in treating neurological disease.

People

Experienced scientific, clinical and strategic leadership

Portrait of Dr. Gal Gur Shachar

Dr. Gal Gur Shachar

CEO, PhD

An experienced leader in biomedical innovation, clinical development and regulatory strategy. Skilled in managing multidisciplinary teams and translating advanced technologies into clinical pathways.

Portrait of Prof. Tal Dvir

Prof. Tal Dvir

Chief Scientific Officer

A world leading expert in tissue engineering, stem cells, and regenerative medicine. Extensive experience in building complex biological implants and translating cutting edge science into therapeutic platforms.

Portrait of Prof. Gal Ifergan

Prof. Gal Ifergan

Medical Director

Senior neurologist and Head of the Neurology Department at Soroka Medical Center. International expertise in neurodegenerative diseases, clinical study design and evaluation of innovative therapies.

Portrait of Mr. Ron Mayron

Mr. Ron Mayron

Director

A global healthcare specialist who serves on the boards of numerous public and privately held pharma and medical device companies in Israel. Former CEO of Teva Israel & Africa and CEO of S.L.E. Israel.

Portrait of Dr. Gil S. Pogozelich

Dr. Gil S. Pogozelich

Chairman

Entrepreneur with extensive experience in biotechnology, artificial intelligence and building technological ecosystems. Leads strategic planning, collaborations with medical and academic institutions and long term innovation tracks.

Market

A growing neurodegenerative crisis

10M+

People living with Parkinson's today

25M+

Projected patients by 2050

$50B

Annual US economic burden (2019)

$79B

Projected US burden by 2037

Global neural network representing worldwide Parkinson's disease burden

A worldwide burden: over 10 million patients today, more than 25 million by 2050.

A multi-billion dollar global demand

The economic burden of Parkinson's in the USA is estimated to exceed $50 billion per year (2019), roughly half of it direct medical costs. By 2037 the total economic burden is predicted to be over $79 billion.

The global therapeutic market was valued at $7.75 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow from $8.38 billion in 2026 to $15.77 billion by the end of 2034, growing at 8–10% annually. A therapy that restores dopaminergic function represents one of the largest unmet needs in neuroscience.

Source: Fortune Business Insights — Parkinson's disease drugs market.

Global therapeutic market

8–10% CAGR
$7.75B
2025
$8.38B
2026
$10.1B
2028
$12B
2030
$13.8B
2032
$15.77B
2034
Market Validation & Benchmarks

Multi-Billion Dollar Valuations Drive CNS & Cell Therapy Deals

Bayer / BlueRock

~ $1B total deal value ($600M full acquisition) for cell therapy platform.

Voyager / Neurocrine

Up to $4.4B gene therapy partnership ($175M upfront payment).

Novartis / Arrowhead

$2.2B potential deal value for RNAi therapeutics.

GSK / Vesalius

Strategic platform partnership valued at up to $650M.

UCB / Neuropore

$480M collaboration to slow Parkinson’s disease progression.

Pre-clinical Parkinson's benchmarks validate multi-hundred-million-dollar deal values, offering early investors significant multi-fold return potential.

Landscape

Current approaches in development (2026)

Complementary and supportive therapies manage symptoms. Active regeneration aims to restore function — and only NVPX delivers all three capabilities.

Complementary & Supportive

Dopamine Management & Delivery

Levodopa; enzyme inhibitors (COMT & MAO-B); Tavapadon (selective D1/D5 agonist); Vyalev pump.

  • Cell survival
  • Functional neuronal tissue
  • No immunosuppression

Complementary & Supportive

Neuromodulation & Surgery

Adaptive DBS "closed-loop" systems; MRI-guided focused ultrasound.

  • Cell survival
  • Functional neuronal tissue
  • No immunosuppression

Complementary & Supportive

Biological Support & Neuroprotection

Targeting root causes: BIIB122; anti-alpha-synuclein; NTCELL trophic support.

  • Cell survival
  • Functional neuronal tissue
  • No immunosuppression

Active Regeneration

Gene Therapy

Viral vectors for enzyme expression or survival: AskBio AAV-GDNF, Voyager AADC.

  • Cell survival
  • Functional neuronal tissue
  • No immunosuppression

Active Regeneration

Dopamine Neuron Cell Grafts

iPSC suspensions: Aspen (Sasineprocel), BlueRock (Bemdaneprocel), Sumitomo.

  • Cell survival
  • Functional neuronal tissue
  • No immunosuppression

Active Regeneration

NVPX Solution

Double-autologous functional engineered neural tissues — cells and scaffold from the patient.

  • Cell survival
  • Functional neuronal tissue
  • No immunosuppression
Competitive Landscape

Active Regeneration & Functional Restoration

FeatureNVPX(Living Implant)Aspen(Sasineprocel)BlueRock(Bemdaneprocel)Sumitomo(Amchepry)
Circuit Restoration (Replaces neurons)
Prevents Anoikis (Structural cell survival)
Pre-Integrated Network (3D Tissue)
Autologous Scaffold (Patient-derived matrix)
Personalized Cells (Autologous)
Eliminates Rejection (No immunosuppression)

* Bayer acquired BlueRock for approximately $600M — industry validation of the regenerative approach.

Scientific Foundation

Strong academic and translational roots

The technology is based on years of research at Tel Aviv University and further development within Matricelf Ltd.

Capabilities include:

  • Tissue Engineering
  • Stem Cell differentiation
  • Matrix Design
  • Established GMP Capabilities

The company begins from validated science rather than theoretical concepts.

NVPX scientific founder in the laboratory holding an implant sample
Differentiation

Four pillars of a next generation therapy

NVPX does not deliver dopamine — it restores the biological network that produces it.

1. Structural Survival ("The Home Advantage")

The autologous scaffold prevents cell death by mimicking the brain's matrix, ensuring nearly 100% graft survival and immediate connectivity.

2. Double-Autologous Safety

Using the patient's own cells and tissue eliminates rejection risks and the need for harsh immunosuppressants, making the therapy safer also for elderly or frail patients.

3. Physiological Precision

Structured tissue provides regulated, rhythmic dopamine release, significantly reducing the risk of graft-induced dyskinesia compared to unpredictable cell aggregates.

4. Immediate Integration

Unlike cell suspensions that take months to organize, our "ready-to-fire" networks shorten the timeline from surgery to visible motor improvement.

Technology

A functional dopaminergic neural implant

The NVPX implant is a 3D-engineered, double-autologous neural micro-tissue built from the patient's own cells and scaffold.

The full NVPX cycle: autologous cells become iPSCs, are engineered into 3D dopaminergic micro-tissue and transplanted back as functional tissue.

A. Physiological Restoration

Regulated dopamine release and potential seamless integration with damaged neural circuits.

B. Superior Safety

Patient-derived tissue eliminates the rejection risks inherent in synthetic or donor-based alternatives.

NVPX regenerative workflow: autologous source cells become iPSCs, are engineered into 3D tissue, and are transplanted as functional dopaminergic neural implant
Regenerative Process

From patient cells to functional dopamine producing micro tissues

Cell Collection

Blood is collected from the patient and reprogrammed through genetic engineering into induced pluripotent stem cells.

Creating personalized biological replacement parts for natural dopamine production.

Intellectual Property

Strong exclusive license and clean ownership

NVPX holds an exclusive global perpetual license from Matricelf for all Parkinson's related technologies:

  • 4 Patent Families
  • 2 Patents Granted*

All new intellectual property is owned solely by NVPX.

This structure provides full freedom to operate and a clean ownership path for investors.

* (1) Omentum-based scaffold and delivery system (EU) Publ. #: 3013380, (2) Particles comprising decellularized omentum (USA & EU), Publ. #: 2018-0361023-A1 & Publ. #: 3389678

Contact Us

Let's talk about restoring brain function

For partnership, investment or scientific collaboration inquiries, reach out to the NeuroVectis Pharma team.

Email

info@nvpx.ai

Address

3 Golda Meir st. Ness Ziona, 7403648 Israel

Website

www.nvpx.ai

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