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Minoryx Therapeutics

minoryx.com ↗ ·Mataró ·Series C

Minoryx Therapeutics is a clinical/registration-stage biotech company based in Mataró (Barcelona) developing novel therapies for orphan central nervous system diseases with high unmet medical need, prioritising paediatric genetic neurometabolic conditions. Its lead asset, leriglitazone (NEZGLYAL, MIN-102), is a brain-penetrant selective PPAR-gamma agonist for X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy that received a positive CHMP opinion in July 2026 for cerebral ALD, with European Commission marketing authorisation expected by end of September 2026; a Phase 2 trial in Rett syndrome (TREE) is due to read out by end of 2026. The company was founded in 2011, spun off its SEE-Tx platform into Gain Therapeutics in 2018, raised a €51M Series C in 2022, and secured a €26.9M IPCEI Med4Cure grant in 2025.

Founded
2011
Founders
3
News
0
Rounds
1
Investors
14
SectorsBiotech, Pharmaceuticals, Rare Diseases, CNS / Neurology, Drug Discovery Start-up MapHealthtech & Bio › Drug discovery & therapeutics developers

Profile updated 19 Aug 2026

Founders

Joan Aymamí
Co-founder
Marc Martinell
Co-founder & CEO
Xavier Barril
Co-founder

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Investors 14

Caixa Capital Risc
Investor Spain
CDTI Innvierte
www.cdti.es
Investor Spain
Chiesi Ventures
Investor Italy
Columbus Venture Partners
columbusvp.com
Investor Spain
Criteria Capital Risc
www.caixacapitalrisc.es
Investor Spain
Investor United Arab Emirates
Investor United States
Idinvest Partners
www.eurazeo.com
Investor France
Kurma Partners
Investor France
Roche Venture Fund
Investor Switzerland
S.R.I.W.
Investor Belgium
Investor Belgium
SFPI-FPIM
Investor Belgium
Ysios Capital
ysioscapital.com
Investor Spain

Funding rounds 1

Series C · €51M
Barcelona-area orphan-drug developer Minoryx closed a €51M Series C co-led by Columbus Venture Partners and Caixa Capital Risc (no single le…
2022-05-31

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