NASDAQ: CVBT 1.84% CVT-101 Phase II interim readout expected Q3 2027 · Basel · Boston · Singapore

Clinical-stage · Cell & gene therapeutics

Living medicines,
engineered cell by cell.

CellVita Biotech engineers allogeneic cell therapies for oncology, immunology and regenerative medicine — from a single qualified donor to a cryopreserved dose that reaches the patient in 72 hours.

3 GMP facilities · EU Annex 1 & ISO 13485 certified · Basel, CH

0Active programmes
0In clinical stage
0Patients treated to date
0Scientists & engineers
Fluorescence microscopy image of labelled cell populations used in CellVita potency assays GMP-grade batch · CVT-101-201 Phase II interim · Q3 2027
VitaSelect™ — potency-qualified master cell banks Every lot released against 41 in-process and 12 release assays before it leaves Basel.
98.4% Median post-thaw viability at dose
Inspected, licensed & audited
  • FDA IND cleared
  • EMA CTA granted
  • EU GMP Annex 1
  • ISO 13485
  • ISO 14001
Universitätsklinik Basel Charité Berlin Dana-Farber Consortium National Cancer Centre Singapore Karolinska Trial Unit King's College Haematology Mayo Regenerative Group Riken iPSC Network
Scientist pipetting cell suspension inside a CellVita pharmaceutical laboratory
Closed-system processing
Laboratory glassware in the CellVita life sciences building

The CellVita platform

Three proprietary steps between a donor and a dose.

Our platform replaces donor variability and open processing with a qualified, closed and instrumented chain — so an off-the-shelf dose behaves like a batch, not an experiment.

01

VitaSelect™ — sourcing & qualification

HLA-screened, consent-governed donor registry. Three homozygous donors currently cover 61% of the global HLA-DRB1 distribution we target.

One donation · up to 500 doses
02

VitaExpand™ — closed perfusion bioreactors

3D perfusion culture with in-line metabolite sensing. Fully closed from thaw to fill-finish, so no operator touches the product.

20× yield · one fifth of the cleanroom footprint
03

VitaDeliver™ — targeted, scaffolded delivery

Injectable hydrogel scaffolds that anchor cells at the site of injury and hold a local therapeutic window instead of a systemic burst.

14-day local retention in vivo

Research & development pipeline

Eleven programmes. Four already in patients.

A deliberately narrow modality set — NK, CAR-NK, MSC and iPSC-derived cells — taken deep in four therapeutic areas instead of wide across twenty.

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CVT-101

Allogeneic NK cell therapy

Phase II
Oncology · R/R AML
Progress 74%Lead programme

Next milestone: interim ORR readout, Q3 2027

CVT-104

MSC therapy for steroid-refractory GvHD

Phase II
Immunology · GvHD
Progress 68%Orphan designation

Next milestone: day-28 response data, Q1 2027

CVT-207

TCR-engineered T cells for NSCLC

Phase I
Oncology · Solid tumour
Progress 46%Dose escalation

Next milestone: RP2D selection, Q4 2027

CVT-211

CAR-NK for multiple myeloma

Phase I
Oncology · Haematology
Progress 41%First patient dosed

Next milestone: safety review committee, Q2 2027

CVT-305

Chondrocyte implant for knee OA

Phase I/II
Regenerative · Orthopaedics
Progress 58%Enrolment complete

Next milestone: 52-week WOMAC analysis, Q2 2028

CVT-312

MSC therapy for diabetic foot ulcer

Preclinical
Regenerative · Wound repair
Progress 21%VitaDeliver™ formulation

Next milestone: IND-enabling package, Q2 2028

CVT-401

iPSC-derived dopaminergic cells

Preclinical
Regenerative · Parkinson's
Progress 28%GLP toxicology

Next milestone: IND submission, Q2 2028

CVT-408

Encapsulated islet cell therapy

Discovery
Regenerative · Cornea
Progress 12%Lead optimisation

Next milestone: candidate selection, Q1 2028

CVT-502

Islet-like clusters for type 1 diabetes

Preclinical
Metabolic · Type 1 diabetes
Progress 24%Immune-evasion edits

Next milestone: large-animal efficacy, Q3 2028

CVT-509

Hepatocyte-like cells for metabolic liver disease

Discovery
Metabolic · Rare disease
Progress 9%Target validation

Next milestone: in-vivo proof of concept, Q4 2028

CVT-118

Regulatory NK cells for solid-organ tolerance

Preclinical
Immunology · Transplant
Progress 21%Academic collaboration

Next milestone: IND-enabling package start, Q4 2027

Programme distribution across the lifecycle 11 programmes · 4 in the clinic · first commercial launch targeted 2030
  • Discovery · 2
  • Preclinical · 4
  • Phase I · 2
  • Phase I/II · 1
  • Phase II · 2

Product categories

Six franchises, one manufacturing backbone.

Investigational cell products and the process technology that makes them reproducible — all produced in the same closed, instrumented platform.

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Rows of labelled cell sample tubes prepared in a CellVita laboratory Oncology

ImmunoVita™

Allogeneic NK and CAR-NK cell products engineered for off-the-shelf use in relapsed haematological malignancies.

  • 3 homozygous donor lines
  • Cryopreserved, dose-ready vials
  • 72-hour release-to-patient
Tray of pharmaceutical vials held under controlled conditions Regenerative

RegeneraVita™

Mesenchymal stromal cell products for orthopaedic repair, chronic wounds and inflammatory tissue injury.

  • Bone-marrow derived MSC
  • VitaDeliver™ hydrogel format
  • 24-month stability data
Gloved hand adjusting the objective lenses of a laboratory microscope Neurology

NeuroVita™

iPSC-derived dopaminergic and cortical cell populations for neurodegenerative and CNS repair indications.

  • Clinical-grade iPSC line
  • Stereotactic delivery protocol
  • >92% purity at release
Automated analytical instruments inside a pharmaceutical quality control laboratory Cardiology

CardioVita™

Cardiac progenitor cell sheets and injectable populations for ischaemic cardiomyopathy after myocardial infarction.

  • Cell-sheet, suture-free format
  • MRI-guided placement
  • Partner-led Phase I planned
Vials of biological product stored with protective packaging Dermatology

VitaDerm™

Autologous keratinocyte and fibroblast suspensions for complex burns, chronic ulcers and reconstructive surgery.

  • Point-of-care harvest kit
  • Spray-on application
  • Hospital-exemption use in EU
Stainless steel process pipework and cooling coils inside a bioprocess plant room Platform

VitaCore™

The enabling franchise: media, closed bioreactors, cryoprotectant formulations and QC assay kits sold to other developers.

  • Xeno-free culture media
  • Single-use closed bioreactor
  • Alliance programme for developers

Clinical trials

Eleven studies running across four clinical programmes.

Sponsor-initiated and partner-led trials across 34 sites in nine countries. Every protocol is registered and every interim analysis is pre-specified.

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0Active clinical studies
0Patients enrolled across the programme
0Investigational sites worldwide
0Countries with active enrolment
CVT-101-201 · NCT-2214-887 Recruiting

Allogeneic NK cells in relapsed or refractory AML

Phase II · randomised, open-label

Sites
34 · US, DE, CH, JP
Endpoint
Overall response rate at day 100
Cohort
142 patients planned
CVT-104-203 · NCT-2214-903 Recruiting

MSC therapy in steroid-refractory acute GvHD

Phase II · single-arm, with historical control

Sites
21 · DE, FR, UK, SG
Endpoint
Overall response at day 28
Cohort
96 patients planned
CVT-207-101 · NCT-2215-014 Enrolment complete

TCR-engineered T cells in advanced NSCLC

Phase I · dose escalation with expansion cohort

Sites
8 · US, CH
Endpoint
Safety, RP2D, preliminary objective response
Cohort
48 patients dosed
CVT-305-105 · NCT-2216-221 Active, not recruiting

Chondrocyte implant in moderate knee osteoarthritis

Phase I/II · randomised, double-blind, sham-controlled

Sites
12 · AU, CH, UK
Endpoint
WOMAC pain change at 52 weeks
Cohort
120 patients randomised
Clinical team reviewing cross-sectional medical imaging on screens at a trial site

Trial design

Designed around the patient who has run out of options.

  • Off-the-shelf logistics. No apheresis, no bridging chemotherapy and no vein-to-vein wait — a frozen dose is shipped to the site in 72 hours.
  • Pre-specified interim analyses. Every Phase II has a documented futility boundary so resources move to what works.
  • Access built in. Sites in low- and middle-income countries are included in the protocol, not added after approval.
  • Published either way. Negative and positive readouts are registered and summarised within six months.
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Photovoltaic modules mounted on a tracking structure in daylight
Sunlight breaking through mist over a green mountain valley

Sustainability & responsibility

Cell therapy is a heavy industry. We run it like a light one.

A single dose of advanced therapy can carry a 40-litre single-use plastic footprint and a −80 °C cold chain. Our 2032 roadmap takes both head-on — measured, audited and reported annually.

Scope 1 and 2 emissions are third-party verified under ISO 14064; the Basel, Boston and Singapore facilities all operate to ISO 14001.

0Renewable electricity across all three sitesAchieved 2025 · PPA-backed
0Single-use plastic removed from the process trainBaseline 2021 · independently audited
0Process water recycled at the Basel campusClosed-loop WFI recovery
0Target year for net-zero Scope 1 & 2 emissionsSBTi-aligned pathway

Greener labs, certified

All Basel laboratories hold My Green Lab certification; the Boston site is targeting the same by 2028, including solvent recovery and ultra-low freezer consolidation.

Cold-chain without the deep freeze

Dry-ship formulations validated at −20 °C where the science allows, cutting shipping energy per dose and making distribution to warmer climates viable.

Consent-led donor programme

Donors are recruited through an independent ethics framework with ongoing consent, benefit-sharing and publication rights — reviewed annually by an external panel.

Investor relations

Patient capital for the decade cell therapy becomes routine.

We build our own manufacturing rather than rent it. That is slower in year one and substantially cheaper at commercial scale — and it is why the next twelve months matter more than the last five.

Upcoming catalysts

  • Q1 2027CVT-104 day-28 response data, Phase II
  • Q3 2027CVT-101 interim overall response rate, Phase II
  • Jan 2028J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference — investor meetings
  • Jun 2028CellVita R&D Day, Basel — manufacturing tour and platform deep dive

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CellVita Biotech AG

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