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Protalix BioTherapeutics
- Ownership
- Public · PLX
- Employees
- ~266
- Development stage
- Commercial
Overview
Protalix has commercialized two enzyme replacement therapies for rare diseases—Elelyso®/Uplyso® for Gaucher disease and Elfabrio® for Fabry disease. Elelyso was the first FDA-approved protein produced in a plant cell-based system. Elfabrio received FDA and EMA approval in May 2023. The company’s pipeline includes PRX–115, a PEGylated uricase for uncontrolled gout that completed a first-in-human study with plans to enter Phase II trials, and PRX–119, a long acting DNase I targeting NETs-related diseases[5][6].
- Therapeutic areas
- OncologyRare DiseasesRheumatology
- Modalities
- Recombinant therapeutic proteins (produced in plant cell-based systems)Enzyme replacement therapies
- Industry
- Biotech
Drug pipeline
7 assets6 more assets in the full pipeline.
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- Market cap
- $202.2M
- Total revenue
- $52.7M
- Enterprise value
- $170.8M
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