Our history.
Teitur was founded on a breakthrough discovery: that targeting the SorCS-receptors could unlock new ways to protect cells from dying. Learn more about our history here.
2025
First participant dosed with TT-P34
- First participant dosed with TT-P34 in Phase 1 clinical trial in healthy volunteers and participants with Parkinson’s Disease
- Received regulatory approval from the Dutch METC to initiate the first-in-human clinical trial, P34-101
- Published SorCS-receptor discovery in iScience
- Received Eurostars grant for the Hearing Loss project, RE-HEAR, together with CILcare and FHNW
2024
Teitur moves into new facilities
- Teitur moved into new facilities at Incuba Skejby
- Receives grant from Innobooster to support TT-P34 biomarker development
2023
Teitur raises € 28M Series A
- Raised € 28M Series A round to advance development of SorCS2-peptides into clinical development. Financing was co-led by Sunstone Life Science Ventures and Sound Bioventures with participation from Industrifonden, Innovestor’s Life Science Fund and P53 Invest
2022
3rd generation of cyclic peptides is filed
- Patent filed covering 3rd generation of cyclic and lipidated SorCS-receptor peptide mimetics for therapeutic use in neurodegeneration
- Received Innobooster grant to develop SorCS2-candidate towards IND
2021
Teitur secures € 400.000 Seed round
- Secured € 400.000 Seed round fromSunstone Life Science Ventures to demonstrate in vivo proof of concept for SorCS2-derived peptides
2020
Teitur Trophics is launched
- Co-founders Simon Mølgaard, Anders Dalby, Mathias Kaas and Simon Glerup launch Teitur Trophics with announcement of a €1.3M investment from BioInnovation Institute as part of the BII Creation House program
- Patent filed covering 2nd generation of cyclic SorCS-receptor peptide mimetics for therapeutic use in neurodegeneration
2016
1st generation of SorCS-receptor peptide mimetics is filed
- Patent filed covering 1st generation of SorCS-receptor peptide mimetics for therapeutic use in neurodegeneration
2016
1st generation of SorCS-receptor peptide mimetics is filed
- Patent filed covering 1st generation of SorCS-receptor peptide mimetics for therapeutic use in neurodegeneration
2020
Teitur Trophics is launched
- Co-founders Simon Mølgaard, Anders Dalby, Mathias Kaas and Simon Glerup launch Teitur Trophics with announcement of a €1.3M investment from BioInnovation Institute as part of the BII Creation House program
- Patent filed covering 2nd generation of cyclic SorCS-receptor peptide mimetics for therapeutic use in neurodegeneration
2021
Teitur secures € 400.000 Seed round
- Secured € 400.000 Seed round fromSunstone Life Science Ventures to demonstrate in vivo proof of concept for SorCS2-derived peptides
2022
3rd generation of cyclic peptides is filed
- Patent filed covering 3rd generation of cyclic and lipidated SorCS-receptor peptide mimetics for therapeutic use in neurodegeneration
- Received Innobooster grant to develop SorCS2-candidate towards IND
2023
Teitur raises € 28M Series A
- Raised € 28M Series A round to advance development of SorCS2-peptides into clinical development. Financing was co-led by Sunstone Life Science Ventures and Sound Bioventures with participation from Industrifonden, Innovestor’s Life Science Fund and P53 Invest
2024
Teitur moves into new facilities
- Teitur moved into new facilities at Incuba Skejby
- Receives grant from Innobooster to support TT-P34 biomarker development
2025
First participant dosed with TT-P34
- First participant dosed with TT-P34 in Phase 1 clinical trial in healthy volunteers and participants with Parkinson’s Disease
- Received regulatory approval from the Dutch METC to initiate the first-in-human clinical trial, P34-101
- Published SorCS-receptor discovery in iScience
- Received Eurostars grant for the Hearing Loss project, RE-HEAR, together with CILcare and FHNW