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iC BIOSOLUTIONS follows a focused, stepwise development strategy, built around a single lead product that provides clinical proof-of-concept for the platform while enabling controlled expansion to additional species and indications.
The pipeline is intentionally structured to:
This approach prioritizes scientific rigor, regulatory readiness, and long-term scalability over early multiplication of programs, while preserving flexibility for future development and partnerships.
Indication
Reduction of lameness associated with non-septic joint diseases in horses.
Stage
Regulatory clinical development
Overview
ICB001 is the lead secretome-based therapeutic candidate developed by iC BIOSOLUTIONS. It represents the first clinical application of the company’s secretome platform, establishing the manufacturing, quality, and regulatory foundations required for broader development.
Indication
Selected chronic inflammatory diseases in (dogs and cats).
Stage
Exploratory development
Overview
Building on clinical experience, in horses, ICB001 is designed to support expansion to companion animals, including dogs and cats.
Initial programs focus on severe chronic inflammatory diseases beyond joint indications, pursued through indication-specific development strategies while leveraging the same underlying secretome architecture and adapted routes of administration.
Indication
Platform-based, partnership-driven
Stage
Conceptual / preclinical
Overview
Human health applications are envisioned as dedicated secretome-based products, developed separately from ICB001 but built on the same end-to-end platform, from cell bank generations and manufacturing to biological characterization and clinical translation.
These programs will be advanced through strategic partnerships, aligned with human-specific indications and regulatory pathways.
Program | Indication / Scope | Stage |
ICB001 – Equine health | Equine joint diseases | Regulatory clinical development |
ICB001 – Companion animals | Companion animals – selected chronic inflammatory diseases | Exploratory development |
Program | Indication / Scope | Stage |
Human health | Platform-based, partnership-driven | Conceptual / Preclinical |
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