Recce Pharmaceuticals, the Company developing a new class of synthetic anti-infectives, today announced the Australian Patent Office has formally granted Recce a family three patent for its anti-infectives, with expiry in 2037.
“We are thrilled by the Australian Patent Office’s formal recognition of the ground-breaking potential of Recce’s New Class of Anti-Infectives,” said James Graham, Chief Executive Officer of Recce Pharmaceuticals. “The granting of Patent Family 3 solidifies our global intellectual property portfolio, providing protection for R327 and R529 across all major pharmaceutical markets until 2037. This milestone underscores our commitment to addressing critical viral threats with innovative therapies and ensures we are well-positioned to deliver meaningful solutions for patients worldwide.”
The Australian Patent claims relate to RECCE 327 (R327) and RECCE 529 (R529), including:
- Process for the manufacture of RECCE anti-infectives and a copolymer made by the claimed process.
- Use of R327 or R529 for the treatment of infections
- Methods of administration of R327 or R529 by oral, injection, inhalation, and transdermal dose applications
This is the final of Recce’s wholly owned patents granted for family three and the final patent to be granted in Australia, with the Company now patent protected in all major pharmaceutical markets globally.
