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Purespring Therapeutics is a clinical-stage precision nephrology company developing gene therapies for glomerular kidney diseases. Founded in July 2021 by Syncona Limited with £45m Series A funding and based in London, the company is built around the proprietary GlomThera™ platform — an AAV gene therapy delivery system that targets podocytes, the specialised non-dividing cells implicated in approximately 60% of renal diseases. By using direct kidney delivery via routine interventional radiology procedures, GlomThera achieves 89% ± 11% glomerular transduction in large animal studies while requiring dosing more than 10-fold lower than systemically administered AAV gene therapies, thereby minimising systemic exposure. The lead candidate, PS-002, is an AAV-based therapy delivering complement factor I to podocytes for treatment of IgA nephropathy (IgAN) — the most common primary glomerulonephritis worldwide — and entered Phase I/II clinical trials in 2025 following FDA IND clearance (July 2025), UK MHRA CTA approval (August 2025), and EMA Orphan Drug Designation (April 2025). The pipeline also includes PS-001 for NPHS2-mediated focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) and PS-003 for Alport Syndrome, while a secondary proprietary asset, the FunSel in-vivo screening platform (developed by co-founder Professor Mauro Giacca), has been licensed to SwanBio Therapeutics for neurological applications generating milestone and royalty rights.

Purespring is pre-revenue and has raised £115m ($150m) total across two funding rounds: the £45m Series A (July 2021) and an oversubscribed £80m/$105m Series B (October 2024) led by Sofinnova Partners with Gilde Healthcare, Forbion, British Patient Capital, and founding investor Syncona. The company's commercial model is dual: future one-time licensing/product revenue from approved gene therapies distributed through specialty pharmacy and hospital channels, plus platform licensing royalties from the FunSel partnership. The GTM approach is enterprise-focused on regulatory advancement and KOL engagement, with active participation at ASN Kidney Week, ERA Congress, and investor conferences including Piper Sandler and Chardan.

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Purespring Therapeutics is a clinical-stage gene therapy company developing AAV-based treatments delivered directly to kidney podocytes via its proprietary GlomThera™ platform, with lead candidate PS-002 in Phase I/II trials for IgA nephropathy.

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AAV gene therapy, kidney disease treatments, glomerular disease therapies, precision nephrology platform, podocyte-targeted therapeutics
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Rare Renal & Nephrology Disorder Therapies
Healthcare & Life Sciences/Pharmaceuticals/Orphan & Rare Disease Pharmaceuticals
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Glomerular & Autoimmune Kidney Disease (Glomerulonephritis) Clinics
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Genetic & Rare Kidney Disease Clinics
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Renal Care Ancillaries (Anemia Management Devices, Phosphate Binder Support, Nutrition Monitoring)
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  • Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories6215
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  • Services-Misc Health & Allied Services, Nec8090
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Gene Therapy / Precision Nephrology
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1Gene Therapy Product Revenue
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Pre-revenue clinical-stage biotech company developing genetic therapies for kidney diseases. Expected to generate revenue from commercialised gene therapy products following regulatory approval. Pipeline includes PS-002 for IgA nephropathy, PS-001 for NPHS2-mediated FSGS, and PS-003 for Alport Syndrome.

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The FunSel screening platform has been licensed to SwanBio Therapeutics for neurological applications, generating potential milestone payments and royalties upon commercialisation. Additional platform partnering opportunities being explored.

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Purespring Therapeutics is a clinical-stage precision nephrology company developing AAV-based gene therapies to treat glomerular kidney diseases. Its proprietary GlomThera™ platform delivers genetic payloads directly to podocytes in the kidney, and its lead candidate PS-002 (complement factor I gene therapy) is in Phase I/II clinical trials for IgA nephropathy, with additional programs PS-001 (NPHS2-mediated FSGS) and PS-003 (Alport Syndrome) in preclinical development.

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  • 89% ± 11% kidney glomeruli transduction achieved in large animal studies
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Purespring Therapeutics is a precision nephrology company with a platform-plus-products architecture. The company's core proprietary GlomThera™ platform enables targeted delivery of genetic therapies directly to podocytes using AAV vectors. Lead product PS-002 delivers complement factor I to treat IgA nephropathy, currently in Phase I/II clinical trials. PS-001 targets NPHS2-mediated FSGS and PS-003 targets Alport Syndrome. The FunSel screening platform supports target discovery. The pipeline addresses both rare monogenic disorders and complement-driven glomerular diseases with the goal of providing disease-modifying, potentially curative treatments.

Product and service5 records
1GlomThera™ Platform
CategoryGene therapy delivery platform
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Proprietary AAV gene therapy platform that delivers genetic therapies directly to podocytes in the kidney, using a validated AAV capsid for precision targeting with dosing more than 10-fold lower than systemically administered AAV gene therapies. Licensed to third parties for non-renal applications via the FunSel platform (e.g., SwanBio Therapeutics).

2PS-002 (Complement Factor I Gene Therapy)
CategoryGene therapy product (clinical-stage)
Description

Lead AAV-based gene therapy delivering complement factor I (CFI) gene to podocytes for the treatment of IgA nephropathy (IgAN), targeting the complement pathway known to drive the disease without affecting systemic complement activation. Designed for single-administration, durable efficacy.

3PS-001 (NPHS2 Gene Therapy)
CategoryGene therapy product (preclinical-stage)
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Gene therapy candidate in development for treatment of NPHS2-mediated focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), designed to replace defective NPHS2 genes encoding podocin.

4PS-003 (Alport Syndrome Gene Therapy Programme)
CategoryGene therapy product (early-stage)
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Gene therapy programme targeting Alport Syndrome, a genetic kidney disease with significant unmet need and limited treatment options for patients.

5FunSel Screening Platform
CategoryTarget discovery / screening platform
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Proprietary in-vivo 'gene search engine' that enables functional selection of therapeutic factors unconstrained by previous drug discovery bias, using a library of thousands of AAV vectors encoding secreted proteins. Licensed to third-party biotechs for target discovery outside renal indications.

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1Bristol Renal at University of Bristol
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-29
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Collaboration on population modelling study published in Kidney International Reports analysing NPHS2 variants as cause of adult-onset FSGS. Study involved analysis of over 1.2 million genomes from five international databases. Purespring co-founder Professor Moin Saleem leads Bristol Renal research group.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-29
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Collaboration partner in NPHS2 research study. Natera's RenaSight™ platform used for real-world cohort analysis validating population modelling data showing pathogenic NPHS2 variants as significant cause of adult-onset FSGS.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-29
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Collaboration partner in NPHS2 research study. Clinical cohort data from Travere's DUPLEX study supported findings on NPHS2-associated disease prevalence and variant patterns.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-29
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Collaboration partner in NPHS2 research study contributing to population modelling of genetic variants across international databases.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-10-27
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Research collaboration to develop cell-specific gene therapy promoters leveraging Chromatin's proprietary platform. Collaboration aims to improve gene delivery safety and efficacy, supporting Purespring's pipeline targeting kidney diseases including IgA nephropathy.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2022-07-18
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Licensing agreement for use of FunSel screening platform. SwanBio licensed FunSel to explore new targets for early-stage pipeline programs in neurological diseases. SwanBio has option to develop identified targets and own/commercialise resulting molecules. Purespring entitled to milestones and royalties upon successful commercialisation.

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TypeDirect peer
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Direct competitor in IgA nephropathy with FDA-approved Filspari (sparsentan) and active FSGS programs. Partnership data contributor on Purespring's NPHS2 population study. Most directly comparable commercial-stage peer.

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Developer of Tarpeyo (delayed-release budesonide), the first FDA-approved treatment specifically for IgA nephropathy. Direct competitor for Purespring's lead PS-002 indication with established commercial infrastructure.

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Kidney disease-focused biotech (acquired by Novartis in 2023) developing treatments for IgAN and other rare kidney diseases. Closely comparable business model and indication focus to Purespring.

TypeEmerging player
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Complement pathway-focused biotech with Empaveli/Aspaveli (pegcetacoplan) approved for PNA and in development for kidney indications including IgAN. Mechanistically relevant peer given PS-002 targets complement pathway.

TypeEmerging player
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RNAi-based therapeutics developer with active kidney disease programs including IgAN. Comparable in being a development-stage biotech targeting glomerular diseases with novel modality approaches.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Established commercial-stage gene therapy company with multiple approved products (Roctavian, Hemgenix). Comparable in gene therapy modality and rare disease focus, though with broader pipeline.

TypeEmerging player
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Clinical-stage AAV gene therapy company with approved Hemgenix (with CSL) for hemophilia B. Direct gene therapy platform peer navigating similar regulatory, manufacturing, and commercialization challenges.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Major rare disease biopharma with growing gene therapy portfolio through Alpine Immune Sciences and other acquisitions. Established peer in rare genetic disease space and a potential acquirer profile.

TypeEmerging player
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Clinical-stage gene therapy and genome editing company with programs across multiple therapeutic areas. Comparable as an AAV-based platform biotech facing similar manufacturing and clinical execution challenges.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Genetic disease-focused biopharma with multiple programs including in rare renal conditions. Relevant comparable for genetic disease drug development model with broad pipeline and orphan drug strategy.

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Purespring Therapeutics

Gene Therapy / Precision Nephrologypurespringtx.com

Purespring Therapeutics is a clinical-stage gene therapy company developing AAV-based treatments delivered directly to kidney podocytes via its proprietary GlomThera™ platform, with lead candidate PS-002 in Phase I/II trials for IgA nephropathy.

What Purespring Therapeutics does

Purespring Therapeutics is a clinical-stage precision nephrology company developing gene therapies for glomerular kidney diseases. Founded in July 2021 by Syncona Limited with £45m Series A funding and based in London, the company is built around the proprietary GlomThera™ platform — an AAV gene therapy delivery system that targets podocytes, the specialised non-dividing cells implicated in approximately 60% of renal diseases. By using direct kidney delivery via routine interventional radiology procedures, GlomThera achieves 89% ± 11% glomerular transduction in large animal studies while requiring dosing more than 10-fold lower than systemically administered AAV gene therapies, thereby minimising systemic exposure. The lead candidate, PS-002, is an AAV-based therapy delivering complement factor I to podocytes for treatment of IgA nephropathy (IgAN) — the most common primary glomerulonephritis worldwide — and entered Phase I/II clinical trials in 2025 following FDA IND clearance (July 2025), UK MHRA CTA approval (August 2025), and EMA Orphan Drug Designation (April 2025). The pipeline also includes PS-001 for NPHS2-mediated focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) and PS-003 for Alport Syndrome, while a secondary proprietary asset, the FunSel in-vivo screening platform (developed by co-founder Professor Mauro Giacca), has been licensed to SwanBio Therapeutics for neurological applications generating milestone and royalty rights.

Purespring is pre-revenue and has raised £115m ($150m) total across two funding rounds: the £45m Series A (July 2021) and an oversubscribed £80m/$105m Series B (October 2024) led by Sofinnova Partners with Gilde Healthcare, Forbion, British Patient Capital, and founding investor Syncona. The company's commercial model is dual: future one-time licensing/product revenue from approved gene therapies distributed through specialty pharmacy and hospital channels, plus platform licensing royalties from the FunSel partnership. The GTM approach is enterprise-focused on regulatory advancement and KOL engagement, with active participation at ASN Kidney Week, ERA Congress, and investor conferences including Piper Sandler and Chardan.

Purespring Therapeutics firmographics

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Name
Purespring Therapeutics
Legal name
Purespring Therapeutics Limited
Website
https://purespringtx.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2021
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Purespring Therapeutics is a clinical-stage gene therapy company developing AAV-based treatments delivered directly to kidney podocytes via its proprietary GlomThera™ platform, with lead candidate PS-002 in Phase I/II trials for IgA nephropathy.
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Purespring Therapeutics industry classification

Industry
Product category
Gene Therapy / Precision Nephrology
NAICS
Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories (6215)
SIC
Services-Misc Health & Allied Services, Nec (8090)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYHLAIAIAI
Rare Renal & Nephrology Disorder Therapies
Healthcare & Life Sciences/Pharmaceuticals/Orphan & Rare Disease Pharmaceuticals
SECONDARYHLAKAHAG
Glomerular & Autoimmune Kidney Disease (Glomerulonephritis) Clinics
SECONDARYHLAKAHAO
Genetic & Rare Kidney Disease Clinics
SECONDARYHLAHAKAK
Renal Care Ancillaries (Anemia Management Devices, Phosphate Binder Support, Nutrition Monitoring)

Keywords

  • AAV gene therapy
  • Kidney disease treatments
  • Glomerular disease therapies
  • Precision nephrology platform
  • Podocyte-targeted therapeutics

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Europe

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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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  1. Gene Therapy Product Revenue: Pre-revenue clinical-stage biotech company developing genetic therapies for kidney diseases. Expected to generate revenue from commercialised gene therapy products following regulatory approval. Pipeline includes PS-002 for IgA nephropathy, PS-001 for NPHS2-mediated FSGS, and PS-003 for Alport Syndrome.
  2. Platform Licensing and Partnerships: The FunSel screening platform has been licensed to SwanBio Therapeutics for neurological applications, generating potential milestone payments and royalties upon commercialisation. Additional platform partnering opportunities being explored.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels8 records

Purespring Therapeutics product offering

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Core offering

Purespring Therapeutics is a clinical-stage precision nephrology company developing AAV-based gene therapies to treat glomerular kidney diseases. Its proprietary GlomThera™ platform delivers genetic payloads directly to podocytes in the kidney, and its lead candidate PS-002 (complement factor I gene therapy) is in Phase I/II clinical trials for IgA nephropathy, with additional programs PS-001 (NPHS2-mediated FSGS) and PS-003 (Alport Syndrome) in preclinical development.

Product overview

Purespring Therapeutics is a precision nephrology company with a platform-plus-products architecture. The company's core proprietary GlomThera™ platform enables targeted delivery of genetic therapies directly to podocytes using AAV vectors. Lead product PS-002 delivers complement factor I to treat IgA nephropathy, currently in Phase I/II clinical trials. PS-001 targets NPHS2-mediated FSGS and PS-003 targets Alport Syndrome. The FunSel screening platform supports target discovery. The pipeline addresses both rare monogenic disorders and complement-driven glomerular diseases with the goal of providing disease-modifying, potentially curative treatments.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • GlomThera™ Platform Proprietary AAV gene therapy platform that delivers genetic therapies directly to podocytes in the kidney, using a validated AAV capsid for precision targeting with dosing more than 10-fold lower than systemically administered AAV gene therapies. Licensed to third parties for non-renal applications via the FunSel platform (e.g., SwanBio Therapeutics).
  • PS-002 (Complement Factor I Gene Therapy) Lead AAV-based gene therapy delivering complement factor I (CFI) gene to podocytes for the treatment of IgA nephropathy (IgAN), targeting the complement pathway known to drive the disease without affecting systemic complement activation. Designed for single-administration, durable efficacy.
  • PS-001 (NPHS2 Gene Therapy) Gene therapy candidate in development for treatment of NPHS2-mediated focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), designed to replace defective NPHS2 genes encoding podocin.
  • PS-003 (Alport Syndrome Gene Therapy Programme) Gene therapy programme targeting Alport Syndrome, a genetic kidney disease with significant unmet need and limited treatment options for patients.
  • FunSel Screening Platform Proprietary in-vivo 'gene search engine' that enables functional selection of therapeutic factors unconstrained by previous drug discovery bias, using a library of thousands of AAV vectors encoding secreted proteins. Licensed to third-party biotechs for target discovery outside renal indications.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 89% ± 11% kidney glomeruli transduction achieved in large animal studies
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Purespring Therapeutics partnerships and signals

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Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Bristol Renal at University of BristolcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 29 April 2026Collaboration on population modelling study published in Kidney International Reports analysing NPHS2 variants as cause of adult-onset FSGS. Study involved analysis of over 1.2 million genomes from five international databases. Purespring co-founder Professor Moin Saleem leads Bristol Renal research group.
  • NateraminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 29 April 2026Collaboration partner in NPHS2 research study. Natera's RenaSight™ platform used for real-world cohort analysis validating population modelling data showing pathogenic NPHS2 variants as significant cause of adult-onset FSGS.
  • Travere TherapeuticsminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 29 April 2026Collaboration partner in NPHS2 research study. Clinical cohort data from Travere's DUPLEX study supported findings on NPHS2-associated disease prevalence and variant patterns.
  • GescapeminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 29 April 2026Collaboration partner in NPHS2 research study contributing to population modelling of genetic variants across international databases.
  • Chromatin BiosciencecoreTechnology or Integration · 27 October 2025Research collaboration to develop cell-specific gene therapy promoters leveraging Chromatin's proprietary platform. Collaboration aims to improve gene delivery safety and efficacy, supporting Purespring's pipeline targeting kidney diseases including IgA nephropathy.
  • SwanBio TherapeuticscoreTechnology or Integration · 18 July 2022Licensing agreement for use of FunSel screening platform. SwanBio licensed FunSel to explore new targets for early-stage pipeline programs in neurological diseases. SwanBio has option to develop identified targets and own/commercialise resulting molecules. Purespring entitled to milestones and royalties upon successful commercialisation.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Purespring Therapeutics competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Travere Therapeutics: Direct competitor in IgA nephropathy with FDA-approved Filspari (sparsentan) and active FSGS programs. Partnership data contributor on Purespring's NPHS2 population study. Most directly comparable commercial-stage peer.
  • Calliditas Therapeutics (Asahi Kasei): Developer of Tarpeyo (delayed-release budesonide), the first FDA-approved treatment specifically for IgA nephropathy. Direct competitor for Purespring's lead PS-002 indication with established commercial infrastructure.
  • Chinook Therapeutics (Novartis): Kidney disease-focused biotech (acquired by Novartis in 2023) developing treatments for IgAN and other rare kidney diseases. Closely comparable business model and indication focus to Purespring.

Emerging players

  • Apellis Pharmaceuticals: Complement pathway-focused biotech with Empaveli/Aspaveli (pegcetacoplan) approved for PNA and in development for kidney indications including IgAN. Mechanistically relevant peer given PS-002 targets complement pathway.
  • Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals: RNAi-based therapeutics developer with active kidney disease programs including IgAN. Comparable in being a development-stage biotech targeting glomerular diseases with novel modality approaches.
  • uniQure: Clinical-stage AAV gene therapy company with approved Hemgenix (with CSL) for hemophilia B. Direct gene therapy platform peer navigating similar regulatory, manufacturing, and commercialization challenges.
  • Sangamo Therapeutics: Clinical-stage gene therapy and genome editing company with programs across multiple therapeutic areas. Comparable as an AAV-based platform biotech facing similar manufacturing and clinical execution challenges.

Broad incumbents

  • BioMarin Pharmaceutical: Established commercial-stage gene therapy company with multiple approved products (Roctavian, Hemgenix). Comparable in gene therapy modality and rare disease focus, though with broader pipeline.
  • Vertex Pharmaceuticals: Major rare disease biopharma with growing gene therapy portfolio through Alpine Immune Sciences and other acquisitions. Established peer in rare genetic disease space and a potential acquirer profile.
  • BridgeBio Pharma: Genetic disease-focused biopharma with multiple programs including in rare renal conditions. Relevant comparable for genetic disease drug development model with broad pipeline and orphan drug strategy.

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Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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Profiles16 records

Purespring Therapeutics funding detail

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Frequently asked questions about Purespring Therapeutics

What does Purespring Therapeutics do?

Purespring Therapeutics is a clinical-stage precision nephrology company developing AAV-based gene therapies to treat glomerular kidney diseases. Its proprietary GlomThera™ platform delivers genetic payloads directly to podocytes in the kidney, and its lead candidate PS-002 (complement factor I gene therapy) is in Phase I/II clinical trials for IgA nephropathy, with additional programs PS-001 (NPHS2-mediated FSGS) and PS-003 (Alport Syndrome) in preclinical development.

Is Purespring Therapeutics a public or private company?

Purespring Therapeutics is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Purespring Therapeutics founded?

Purespring Therapeutics was founded in 2021. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Purespring Therapeutics based?

Purespring Therapeutics is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Purespring Therapeutics make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Gene Therapy Product Revenue is the primary driver. The others are platform Licensing and Partnerships.

Who are Purespring Therapeutics's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Travere Therapeutics, Calliditas Therapeutics (Asahi Kasei) and Chinook Therapeutics (Novartis). Emerging players are Apellis Pharmaceuticals, Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals, uniQure and Sangamo Therapeutics. Broad incumbents are BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Vertex Pharmaceuticals and BridgeBio Pharma.

Does Purespring Therapeutics have an API?

No public API is recorded for Purespring Therapeutics.

What industry is Purespring Therapeutics in?

Purespring Therapeutics's product category is Gene Therapy / Precision Nephrology. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAIAIAI, Rare Renal & Nephrology Disorder Therapies, with a secondary code of HLAKAHAG, Glomerular & Autoimmune Kidney Disease (Glomerulonephritis) Clinics. Its NAICS code is 6215 and its SIC code is 8090.

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GlobeNewswirePurespring Therapeutics to present new data on pipeline progress in Alport Syndrome at the American Society of Nephrology (ASN) Kidney Week 2026Purespring Therapeutics will present preclinical data on PS-003, a gene therapy for X-linked Alport Syndrome, at ASN Kidney Week 2026. The data shows PS-003 restores COL4A5 expression in podocytes, supporting progression to first-in-human testing. A separate study of over 1.2 million genomes estimates disease burden and highlights underused genetic testing in older patients.GlobeNewswirePurespring announces publication of notable study highlighting an under recognised genetic driver of adult-onset FSGS, in particular in US and UK populationsPurespring Therapeutics announced publication of research in Kidney International Reports identifying pathogenic NPHS2 variants as a significant under-recognised cause of adult-onset FSGS, with population modelling of over 1.2 million genomes from five international databases. The study found that approximately 77% of US NPHS2-driven kidney disease cases involve compound heterozygosity, most commonly the R229Q variant paired with A284V, and frequently occurs in individuals with admixed Latin American ancestry. The research was conducted in collaboration with Bristol Renal at University of Bristol, Genescape, Natera, and Travere Therapeutics, and will inform the development strategy for Purespring's PS-001 candidate treatment for NPHS2-mediated FSGS.BioSpacePurespring announces publication of notable study highlighting an under recognised genetic driver of adult-onset FSGS, in particular in US and UK populationsPurespring Therapeutics published a study in Kidney International Reports modeling over 1.2 million genomes, predicting that approximately 77% of US adult-onset NPHS2-driven FSGS cases involve compound heterozygosity, most commonly R229Q paired with A284V. The findings suggest NPHS2-associated nephropathy is more common than previously recognized and may present as slowly progressing nephrotic syndrome in adulthood. The results support genetic screening in adult FSGS patients, especially those resistant to immunosuppression, to guide targeted treatment.openPR.comIgA Nephropathy Clinical Trial Pipeline Gains Momentum: 25+ Companies Lead the Charge in Pioneering New Treatments | DelveInsightDelveInsight's IgA Nephropathy Pipeline Insight 2026 report documents 25+ companies developing 30+ pipeline therapies for IgA Nephropathy, a kidney disease affecting primarily Caucasian and Asian males that can progress to end-stage renal failure. Several companies initiated or announced clinical trials between March 18-27, 2026, including Takeda (mezagitamab Phase 1b study), Novartis Pharmaceuticals (iptacopan 9-month treatment study), Walden Biosciences (WAL0921), Purespring Therapeutics (PS-002 first-in-human Phase 1/2), and Biogen (felzartamab Phase 3). Leading therapies in development include atrasentan (Chinook Therapeutics, Phase III), SHR-2010 (Guangdong Hengrui, Phase II), and TAK-079/mezagitamab (Takeda, Phase I), targeting various mechanisms such as endothelin A receptor inhibition, MASP2 protein inhibition, and CD38-expressing cell depletion.DeeptechdigestBase to Base biotech podcast 49: Gene therapy for kidney disease, and using AI to transform diagnosticsThe Base to Base biotech podcast episode 49 features conversations with Haseeb Ahmad, CEO of Purespring Therapeutics, and Pahini Pandya, CEO of Panakeia Technologies, covering gene therapy for kidney disease and AI in diagnostics respectively.GlobeNewswirePurespring Therapeutics to Present at Piper Sandler’s 37th Annual Healthcare ConferencePurespring Therapeutics announced that members of its management team will present at Piper Sandler's 37th Annual Healthcare Conference on December 3, 2025, in New York, NY. The company is a precision nephrology firm developing genetic therapies for kidney diseases through its GlomThera platform, with its lead program PS-002 targeting IgA nephropathy. Purespring has raised £115m ($150m) to date and is backed by investors including Syncona Limited, Sofinnova Partners, Gilde Healthcare, Forbion, and the British Business Bank.BioSpacePurespring to present three posters at the American Society of Nephrology Kidney Week 2025Purespring Therapeutics announced it will present three scientific posters at the American Society of Nephrology Kidney Week 2025 in Houston, Texas from November 5–9, covering its Phase I/II trial of PS-002 for IgA nephropathy, patient and carer feedback on gene therapy study concepts, and epidemiological data on NPHS2 pathogenic variants. The company's lead programme PS-002 is an AAV-based gene therapy delivering complement factor I to podocytes, having received UK Clinical Trial Authorisation in August 2025 and FDA IND clearance in July 2025. The third poster is a co-authorship with the University of Bristol presenting data from over 1.2 million genomes across the US, UK, Europe and Japan.GlobeNewswirePurespring to present three posters at the American Society of Nephrology Kidney Week 2025Purespring Therapeutics announced it will present three scientific posters at the American Society of Nephrology Kidney Week 2025 in Houston, Texas, covering its Phase I/II trial of PS-002 for IgA nephropathy, patient and carer feedback on gene therapy concepts, and epidemiological data on NPHS2 pathogenic variants. The company received UK Clinical Trial Authorisation in August 2025 and FDA IND clearance in July 2025, advancing its AAV-based gene therapy that delivers complement factor I to podocytes. Purespring has raised £115m ($150m) to date and is backed by investors including Syncona Limited, Sofinnova Partners, Gilde Healthcare, and Forbion.PR NewswireChromatin Bioscience Announces Collaboration with Purespring TherapeuticsChromatin Bioscience has announced a research collaboration with Purespring Therapeutics, a clinical-stage precision nephrology company developing targeted genetic therapies to preserve kidney function. The partnership leverages Chromatin Bio's proprietary chromatinLENS synthetic promoter design platform to develop cell-selective promoters intended to enhance the safety and efficacy of gene delivery for Purespring's therapeutic programs. This collaboration represents another milestone in Chromatin Bioscience's growing network of partnerships across the gene therapy landscape.GlobeNewswirePurespring Therapeutics to Present at Chardan’s 9th Annual Genetic Medicines ConferencePurespring Therapeutics, a London-based precision nephrology company, announced that members of its management team will present at Chardan's 9th Annual Genetic Medicines Conference on October 21, 2025, in New York. The presentation is scheduled for 9:05 AM ET and will include both a presentation and one-on-one meetings. Purespring is developing gene therapies targeting podocytes to treat kidney diseases, including IgA Nephropathy, and has raised £115 million ($149 million) to date.