Vaxil BioTherapeutics

Developing Cancer and Tuberculosis Vaccines

Health Tech & Life Sciences
Active
Mature Ness Ziona Founded 2007
Total raised
$6.3M
Last: PIPE 2025-10
Stage
Mature
Founded
2007
Headcount
4
HQ
Ness Ziona
Sector
Health Tech & Life Sciences

About

Vaxil BioTherapeutics is a clinical-stage company developing immunotherapeutic products, including long peptide vaccines and antibodies to treat cancer and infectious diseases. Vaxils products are derived from its fully owned proprietary technology, VaxHit, which uses the signal peptide domains in selected targets as core antigens. The companys lead product, ImMucin, has received EMA and FDA orphan drug designation for the treatment of multiple myeloma (MM) cancer. ImMucin has successfully completed a phase 1/2 clinical trial in 15 MM patients demonstrating a high safety profile and preliminary evidence for clinical efficacy. Vaxil is currently performing an additional phase 1/2 study with ImMucin in metastatic breast cancer patients being treated with first-line hormonal therapy. Vaxil has also isolated SPmAb-2.1 and SPmAb-6, which are anti-MUC1 SP antibodies with therapeutic and diagnostic properties that are potentially superior to other MUC1 antibodies. Vaxil further validated its VaxHit technology for anti-infective indications and isolated MTBuVax, a vaccine against mycobacterium tuberculosis that is currently in preclinical animal studies. Vaxil BioTherapeutics is a fully owned subsidiary of Vaxil Bio.

Funding history · 2 rounds · $6.3M total

2025-10
PIPE $350K
2013-07
Undisclosed $3.0M

Sectors & technology

Primary sector
Health Tech & Life Sciences
Sub-sectors
Health Tech & Life SciencesPharma & Medical BiotechnologyBiomaterials & Tissue EngineeringDrugs Discovery & Development
Technologies
Biologicals
Target customers
Healthcare & Life SciencesLife SciencesPharmaceuticalsBiotechnology
Business model
B2B

Highlights

1 Patents

Tags

immunologybiotechnologytherapeuticsbiopharmaceuticalpublic-healthcancerinfectious-diseaseoncologypharmaceuticalscancer-therapypharma-companiesvaccines