Targeting fundamentals of inflammation, autoimmunity and fibrosis
Chronic inflammatory diseases represent the most significant cause of death globally. Patients with autoimmune, inflammatory and fibrotic conditions are lacking efficacious treatment options. Granite Bio’s first-in-class assets are designed to target fundamental disease biology.
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GRT-001
Novel Mode of Action: Depletion of pathogenic pro-inflammatory monocytes via ADCC/ADCP. First-in-class »Innate Rituximab«.
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GRT-002
Novel Therapeutic Target: Proprietary patient profiling identified novel disease biology node in inflammation, autoimmunity and fibrosis.
Two first-in-class therapeutic antibodies GRT-001 and GRT-002
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20 years of foundational research
In novel approaches for inflammation and fibrosis

2021
Lead assets and pipeline growth
Foundation of Granite Bio by Versant Ventures and Novartis Venture Fund (NVF), integrated into the Ridgeline Discovery Engine. 30 Million USD Series A Financing


2022
Preclinical Development/CMC
Development Candidates achieved.


2023
Series B & CTA submission
70 Million USD Series B Financing led by Forbion and Sanofi ventures, completion of CTA enabling studies and CTA submission.



2024
Phase 1 / 1b
Clinical trial approval by the German health authorities (Paul-Ehrlich-Institute, PEI) to initiate Ph1(b) trial of GRT-001 in healthy volunteers and patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). First Ph1 participants dosed March 6 at CRO Charité Berlin, Germany.
2025
Phase 1b / IBD & Team-growth
Finalizing Ph1a SAD in healthy volunteers; bridging into adaptive biomarker-guided Ph1b trial in IBD (ulcerative colitis). Team expansion: Patrick Loustau joins as President and CEO, Gijs van den Brink as CSO, Eliot Forster as Chairman of the Board.
About Granite Bio:
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Granite Bio Team:
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Sonia Whitlow
Toxicology Study Monitor
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Kai Rosport
CMC, Ridgeline Discovery
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Magali Muller
Biomarker Expert
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Scientific Advisors:
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Vishwa Deep Dixit
Yale University
Innate Immunity -
Christopher Denton
University College London
Fibrosis -
Jörg Distler
Düsseldorf University
Fibrosis -
Erica Herzog
Yale University
Pulmonary Fibrosis -
Brian Feagan
Ontario, Canada
Inflammatory Bowel Disease -
Florian Rieder
Cleveland Clinic
Inflammatory Bowel Disease -
Scott Brian Snapper
Boston/Harvard University
Inflammatory Bowel Disease -
Carrie Sokol
Boston/Harvard University
Type-II Inflammation