Coeurative

Coeurative

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $4.2M

Overview

Coeurative is a private, preclinical biotech focused on a significant unmet need in cardiovascular medicine: effective treatment for angina pectoris, especially in patients with INOCA and refractory angina where current therapies fail. Its lead asset, CR-0305, employs a proprietary dual-mechanism approach that has demonstrated 23x greater vasodilatory potency than the standard-of-care isosorbide mononitrate in ex vivo studies, alongside a favorable safety profile. The company is advancing IND-enabling studies with plans to initiate Phase 1 trials in 2028, targeting a multi-billion dollar global market opportunity. Coeurative represents a high-potential, early-stage venture aiming to deliver a curative strategy for coronary artery disease.

Cardiovascular DiseaseCoronary Artery Disease

Technology Platform

Proprietary dual-action mechanism that harnesses a cellular response to blood/oxygen deficiency to dilate coronary arteries more effectively and selectively than current vasodilators. Demonstrated high potency and favorable safety in ex vivo and in vitro models.

Funding History

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Total raised:$4.2M
Seed$4.2M

Opportunities

Targets a large, underserved patient population of over 10 million Americans with angina, including those with INOCA and refractory angina who have limited options.
The global angina therapeutics market is projected to exceed $15B by 2029.
A successful first-in-class therapy with a dual-mechanism could command significant premium pricing and market share.

Risk Factors

High preclinical risk that promising ex vivo data may not translate to safety and efficacy in human trials.
Total dependency on external capital as a pre-revenue company creates significant financial risk.
Ambitious timeline to Phase 1 in 2028 requires flawless execution and sufficient funding.

Competitive Landscape

Competes against established standard-of-care vasodilators (nitrates, calcium channel blockers) which are generic but have limitations like tolerance and incomplete efficacy. Also faces potential competition from other novel mechanisms in development for refractory angina and INOCA, an area of growing R&D interest. Differentiation hinges on demonstrating superior potency and a unique dual-action benefit.