Vivesto (VIVE) Status Update summary
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Status Update summary
24 Nov, 2025Strategic focus and transformation
Shifted from broad R&D to a focused oncology-driven biotech, targeting both human and veterinary medicine with advanced delivery technologies.
Dual-track strategy in human and veterinary oncology offers multiple value creation paths and positions the company at an inflection point.
Strong ownership backing and operational discipline support sustainable growth and scientific impact.
Project portfolio and clinical progress
Paccal Vet (dogs): Ongoing pilot study in hemangiosarcoma shows median survival nearly doubled to 138 days, with positive interim results; top-line data expected Q2 2026.
Positive interim results show Paccal Vet extends overall survival in dogs with Stage I-II splenic hemangiosarcoma after splenectomy compared to historical controls; 11 dogs included in interim analysis, 13 enrolled out of 18 required, at eight clinical sites in the US.
Paccal Vet (cats): Dose-finding study underway, with promising tolerability and early clinical responses; top-line data expected H1 2026.
Cantrixil: Preclinical studies in AML and other hematological cancers show strong effects, including synergy with standard of care agents and efficacy in resistant cell lines and animal models.
Apealea: Licensed to Shida Pharma for China, with future milestones and royalties anticipated after regulatory and production steps.
Market opportunity and commercial strategy
Veterinary oncology market is rapidly growing, driven by pet humanization, willingness to pay, and limited competition; estimated $40B annual growth in companion animal health.
Paccal Vet targets a large market, with 1 in 3 dogs developing cancer and pricing benchmarked at $3,000–$3,500 per treatment.
Cantrixil addresses a $3.7B AML market with high unmet need, especially in relapsed/refractory patients; potential pricing aligned with leading therapies.
No approved drugs exist for splenic hemangiosarcoma in dogs post-splenectomy; human drugs are used off-label.
Paccal Vet uses proprietary XR-17 technology, improving solubility and reducing side effects compared to traditional formulations.
Latest events from Vivesto
- Positive clinical progress and strengthened financial position with new capital raised.VIVE
Q4 202527 Feb 2026 - Pakalvet doubles survival in canine cancer; Cantrixil shows strong preclinical efficacy.VIVE
DNB Carnegie Småbolagsdag2 Dec 2025 - Positive clinical progress and improved financials, but future funding is critical.VIVE
Q3 202520 Nov 2025 - Clinical and financial progress continues, with interim data and new partnerships on the horizon.VIVE
Q2 202512 Aug 2025 - Cost reductions and strategic deals improved Vivesto's financials and advanced oncology pipeline.VIVE
Q4 202416 Jun 2025 - Losses narrowed as Vivesto advanced cancer programs and secured a key licensing deal.VIVE
Q3 202413 Jun 2025 - Cost base cut, losses narrowed, and R&D focus sharpened on Cantrixil and Paccal Vet.VIVE
Q2 202413 Jun 2025 - Vivesto advanced oncology programs, secured new deals, and maintained strong liquidity for 2025.VIVE
Q1 20256 Jun 2025