The Biotech Breakthrough that

is redefining how chronic wounds heal with the potential for VC-like investor returns

A $15 billion global market. One pharmaceutical therapy targeting four biological pathways, healing 3 times more wounds than standard treatments
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October 29th, 2025 | 10:00 AM ET

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Why This Matters to Investors

~230 diabetes related amputations occur daily in the U.S.

Yet therapeutic innovation has remained stagnant for decades.
The wound care market now exceeds $15 billion annually, but most
therapies treat symptoms, not biological root causes.

Our solution provides a pharmaceutical therapy where low-tech
solutions exist. It addresses four healing pathways simultaneously.
This represents a convergence of scientific validation and market
opportunity that sophisticated investors recognize.

Investment Thesis Highlights

Massive Addressable Market

Healthcare systems need cost effective solutions for tens of billions in annual wound
treatment expenses

Platform
Technology

Cell therapy architecture
with potential applications
across multiple indications

Clinical
Validation

Phase II blinded
study completed

Capital
Efficiency

Lean development strategy targeting key value inflection points before Series B

Briefing Agenda

45 Minutes of Substantive Content

Technology
Deep Dive

Mechanism of action, intellectual property portfolio, and competitive differentiation.

Clinical
Evidence

Clinical data demonstrating safety, efficacy, and patient benefit.

Market Entry
Strategy

Path to capturing share
in the chronic wound
care market.

Live Q&A
Session

Direct access to
management team for
detailed questioning.

Meet the Speakers

Alberto Piaggesi

David G. Armstrong

Scientific Advisory Board Member

Director of the Diabetic Foot Unit,
University Hospital of Pisa.

100+ peer-reviewed publications in
diabetic foot and wound care.

Scientific Advisory Board Member

Distinguished Professor of Surgery,
University of Southern California.

700+ peer-reviewed publications in wound
healing and limb salvage.

ABOUT US

Aurealis: Where Multi-Target Biology Meets Commercial Execution

Our 4-in-1 platform simultaneously addresses inflammation, angiogenesis, ECM remodeling, and cellular regeneration – overcoming the limitations of single-target approaches that have dominated chronic wound care for decades.

Discover how our technology is re-defining the treatment of chronic wounds (diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers), cancers (ovarian, peritoneal, bladder, recurrent melanoma), and beyond.