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Protheragen’s business is growing rapidly after founded in Ronkonkoma, New York in 2009. More offices have been established at different locations across China and the US ever since. Our business has evolved from the initial intermediary service to encompass segments in equity investment and program incubation.

To continue our development, part of our strategies requires us to constantly seeking high-quality novel drug research and development programs that are open to collaboration opportunities. Relying on strong industry resources and connections built up throughout the years, we welcome partnerships in the following structures: equity investment, intermediary service and project incubation.

Big Pharma

Stanford Genome Technology Center

The Sino-American Pharmaceutical Professionals Association (SAPA) was established in 1993 and is headquartered in the center of the pharmaceutical corridor in New Jersey, USA.  Since its inception, SAPA rapidly became one of the most active Chinese professional associations in the US with eight chapters and more than 6,000 members.

SAPA’s members are primarily from large and mid-sized pharmaceutical and biotech companies in the US, with areas of expertise covering almost every aspect of pharmaceutical research and development as well as production.

The organization’s large membership base and their superb scientific and technical abilities has allowed SAPA to be a key source for knowledge exchange on the latest developments in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and generic drug industries.

hospital

Specialized in oncology

University

It is a University

Private university in U.S.

WPD has 8 novel drug candidates with 4 that are in clinical development stage and 4 in pre-clinical development. These drug candidates were researched at institutions including the Mayo Clinic and Emory University, and WPD currently has ongoing collaborations with Wake Forest University and leading hospitals and academic centers in Poland.

Alongside direct investment of $60 million, over $29 million of grant funding (total of $89 million USD) has gone towards the development of our robust drug development pipeline with a focus on melanoma, brain cancer, leukemia, and pancreatic cancer. Notably, these funds do not include $14 million USD in grants recently awarded to WPD Pharmaceuticals from The National Centre for Research and Development in Poland.

With a groundswell of multi-continental grant support and a diverse portfolio of breakthrough drug technologies, WPD Pharmaceuticals is now strategically positioned to enter the market with blockbuster potential.