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Canurta Investor Summary

Pioneering Botanical Therapies for Inflammatory and Neurological Diseases

Investor Summary | 2025

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Transforming the $1.6 Trillion Pharma Industry with Polyphenol-Based Drug Innovation
Canurta Therapeutics is pioneering a new era in botanical medicine. We develop novel drugs from rare cannabis-derived polyphenols—such as Cannflavin A & B—to address inflammatory and neurological conditions, beginning with ALS.

Led by a seasoned team in cannabinoid science and clinical development, our pipeline includes trial-ready and preclinical assets backed by global IP, regulatory momentum, and a transformative approach to drug discovery. 
Why Invest

Pioneers in Botanical Therapeutics

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Founded in 2021, Canurta develops polyphenol-based drugs for neurological and inflammatory conditions. Our lead candidate, CNR-401, enters ALS trials in 2025 with early commercial programs in Brazil and Germany. Backed by over $13M in capital and $3.22M in non-dilutive funding, global IP, and GMP infrastructure, we are bridging nature with next-generation medicine.

The Problem and Our Solution
CNR-401: A Botanical Breakthrough for ALS

CNR-401 is a proprietary liquid botanical drug composed of 10 active compounds, including cannflavin A, designed to relieve symptoms and slow disease progression in ALS and other neurodegenerative diseases. First-in-human trials will begin in 2025.

CNR-401: Neurodegenerative Care | Canurta Therapeutics

CBD

Other Minor Cannabinoids

Terpenoids

CFA

Preclinical Highlights 

  • Restored 85% motor function in zebrafish ALS model 

  • Broader gene modulation than Edaravone, including NOS2 and DOCK2 

  • Reduced anxiety-like behavior by 80%, with effects comparable to CBD 

  • Confirmed non-toxicity at therapeutic doses

Mechanism of Action (MoA) 

CNR-401 targets multiple systems impacted by ALS: 

  • Neuron Survival – Anti-inflammatory, reduces glutamate toxicity 

  • Motor Function – Enhances spasticity, coordination, and strength 

  • Respiratory Health – Improves lung function and secretion clearance 

  • Cognitive & Emotional – Reduces anxiety and supports mood 

  • Cellular Defense – Boosts mitochondrial and antioxidant function

CNR-401 vs. Standard ALS Therapies
Feature
CNR-401
Edaravone
Riluzole
Annual Cost
~30K CAD (NA)
~$185K
~$5.4K
IP & Exclusivity
Global patents + 7-10 yrs exclusivity
Expired
Expired
Regulatory Path
Botanical + Orphan
Small molecule
Small molecule
Mechanism
Multi-target
Single Target: Free radical scavenger
Single Target: Glutamate inhibition
Symptom Relief
Broad
None
Limited
Disease Modification
Strong Potential
Modest
Modest
Safety Profile
Oral, favorable
IV, known side effects
Requires live monitoring
The Backbone: Cannflavins
Cannflavins A & B are rare, non-psychoactive cannabis-derived polyphenols with 30x the anti-inflammatory potency of aspirin. They inhibit key enzymes like mPGES-1 and 5-LO, showing efficacy comparable to Zileuton, with broader therapeutic potential across neuroprotection and pulmonary health. Canurta holds exclusive global IP across extraction, formulation, and therapeutic use.
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The Engine: Polykye™
PolyKye™ is Canurta’s proprietary AI platform that transforms rare plant compounds into next-gen therapies. It predicts compound behavior, adapts based on lab and clinical data, and enables ongoing optimization—cutting R&D timelines and powering a continuously evolving pipeline. Blockchain tracking across development stages ensures data integrity and transparent decision-making.
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Business Model
Canurta is built for scalable growth through a diversified approach: 
Go-to-Market Strategy

Early access programs in Brazil and Germany generate early revenue and real-world evidence (RWE) to fuel global expansion.

Market Opportunity

$60B+ neurodegenerative disease market 

$969M ALS market by 2028 

Only two FDA-approved botanical drugs exist today—an untapped category 

CNR-401 serves as a pipeline-in-a-product for ALS, Alzheimer’s, and beyond 

7–10 years market exclusivity via Orphan Drug protections 

Projected Neurodegenerative Disease Market

Our Traction

Over $13M total funding to date ($3.22M non-dilutive) 

$11M Sales Contract & Carmen's Medicinals (Brazil), backed by Export Development Canada

23 patents filed across 7 major markets (US, CA, EU, MX, IN, CN, BR) 

GMP manufacturing in U.S. with global reach 

HALOS first-in-human trial launches in Australia (IND exempt) in Q3 2025 

Commercial pilots launch Q4 2025 (Brazil + Germany)

 

AI platform PolyKye™ in early MVP stage 

Strategic partnerships with top clinical and academic groups

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Team
Investment Opportunity

$5M CAD Convertible Note | $2.2M secured to date


Cap: $34M | Close: June 30, 2025

Exit Potential

Liquidity Event Target: Before End of Q2 2026

Alternative Exits: Licensing / Acquisition (e.g., GW Pharma $7.2B) 

ROI Potential: Up to 102.8x 

What's Next

ALS pilots launch in Brazil & Germany (early access + RWE) (Q3 2025)

Convertible raise and public listing preparation underway (Q4 2025–2026)

FDA pre-IND and Orphan Drug Designation (Q1 2025)

HALOS first-in-human trial (Australia) (Q3/Q4 2025)

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Join the Botanical Medicine Revolution

We’re not just building a biotech company. We’re creating a new category of therapeutics—rooted in nature, refined by science, and driven by purpose.
 

Let’s shape the future of medicine, together. 

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