Patents
& Pipeline
IGC Pharma holds a portfolio of granted and pending patents covering small molecules and pharmaceutical compositions for Alzheimer's disease and other disorders of the central nervous system.
Pipeline
IGC-AD1 is our most advanced candidate, now in Phase 2. Behind it, we are building a portfolio of small molecules — synthetic, semisynthetic, and naturally derived — aimed at multiple unmet needs in Alzheimer's disease.
Neuroinflammation, Aβ Plaques, Neurofibrillary Tangles
IGC-AD1 is an oral investigational therapy combining two natural source active ingredients. Intended to help control Alzheimer’s-related agitation by modulating neuroinflammation and reducing oxidative stress.
- Modulation of neuroinflammation and reduction of oxidative stress.
- Supporting cellular metabolic homeostasis and age-related preservation of central nervous system (CNS) cells.
- Modulation of neuronal metabolism and neurotransmission.
- Demonstrated safety and tolerability.
- Observed reduction in neuropsychiatric symptoms.
- Efficacy on agitation in Alzheimer’s.
- Efficacy on improvement in cognition due to Alzheimer’s.
- Enrollment complete. Topline results expected Q4 2026.
An NMI small-molecule amyloid modulator that inhibits Aβ aggregation and reduces plaque burden, showing cognitive improvement signals in animal models
- Decreased plaque aggregation
- Disrupts structure of Aβ peptide
- Blood-brain barrier permeability test
- Improved memory and learning capacity in mouse models of Alzheimer's
A multifunctional NMI-based, Zn-chelating molecule that inhibits tau LLPS and reduces early tau aggregation.
- Prevent tangle formation in vitro.
- Decrease Tau oligomer formation
A multifunctional NMI-based modulator with metal chelation and antioxidant/anti-inflammatory activity to inhibit/disrupt Aβ42 and reduce oxidative stress and neuroinflammation.
- Demonstrated in vitro capacity to decrease plaque and tangle formation
- Improved mitochondrial function
A prodrug small-molecule family designed to modulate neuroinflammation via disease-relevant inflammatory pathways, supporting the management of Alzheimer's agitation symptoms.
- In vitro hydrolysis assay
- Bioequivalence assay
Intellectual Property and Patents
Our granted and pending patents protect the compounds and formulations behind every program in our pipeline.