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Trades about 107% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
FunPep Company Limited specializes in the discovery and advancement of pharmaceutical drugs, functional cosmetics, and medical devices, leveraging its core technology in functional peptides. The company's development pipeline prominently features SR-0379, a functional peptide designed to address skin ulcers. FunPep is advancing FPP003, an antibody-inducing peptide, which is undergoing Phase II clinical trials for psoriasis in Australia and for ankylosing spondylitis in Japan. Another antibody-inducing peptide, FPP004X, is also in development, targeting pollinosis. Additionally, the company is working on FPP006, a corona peptide vaccine, and FPP005, an antibody-inducing peptide for psoriasis. Established in 2013, FunPep Company Limited operates from its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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