NextCell Pharma's clinical trial on the TV3 Diabetes gala

Stem cell company NextCell Pharma AB ("NXTCL") announces today that the Data and Safety Monitoring Board for the clinical trial using ProTrans has given its approval for the principal investigator professor Per-Ola Carlsson and NextCell to proceed and treat 3 patients in the medium-dose cohort. The Data and Safety Monitoring Boards consists of; Ulf Smith MD, PhD, Professor and Director, Lundberg Laboratory for Diabetes Research, Sahlgrenska Academy and Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Gothenburg; Anders Fasth MD, PhD, Professor of Pediatric Immunology, Sahlgrenska Academy and Chief Physician

NextCell Pharma’s (NXTCL) Board decided on 2018-03-13 to utilize its authorization to implement a targeted issue to Nordic Tech House. NextCell Pharma has identified Nordic Tech House as a strategic partner, which justifies deviation from shareholders’ preferential rights. NextCell Pharma buys services from Nordic Tech House to increase exposure of NextCell Pharma and Cellaviva, both to inform about its development of stem cell therapies and stem cell saving and to optimize the digital messaging for the next 2 years. For its Nordic Tech House is paid with shares in NextCell Pharma AB through

NextCell Pharma (NXTCL), traded at AktieTorget, announces that a collaboration with Nordic Tech House has been agreed upon where Nordic Tech House will invest in NXTCL and develop the digital presence of NXTCL and Cellaviva. The two-year agreement means that Nordic Tech House will be responsible for the total digital presence of NXTCL, with a specific focus on the family stem cell saving service that is offered to expectant parents through the Cellaviva trademark. Isabella Löwengrip, one of the co-owners of Nordic Tech House, will as influencer, mother, entrepreneur and investor increase the

NextCell Pharma AB ("NXTCL") announces that its CEO, Mathias Svahn PhD has been invited to speak at the 1st Swedish National Advanced Therapy Medicinal Product Conference held in Lund on March 15th. The topic of the lecture will be ‘Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Clinical Trials for Treatment of Autoimmune Diseases’. More specifically it describes, how NXTCL leads the way with the development of its drug candidate, ProTrans, using pooled mesenchymal stem cells form the umbilical cord. NXTCL is currently conducting a phase I/II trial using its drug candidate ProTrans for the treatment of adult

NextCell Pharma AB ("NXTCL") announces that three type 1 diabetes patients have been treated with ProTrans in the ongoing clinical phase I/II trial. Thus, all patients in the low-dose-cohort have now undergone treatment. The trial performed with NXCTCL's patent-pending ProTrans, is divided into two parts, the first part being a doseescalation phase with 3 + 3 + 3 patients being treated with either a; low, medium or high dose of ProTrans. Now that all patients in the low-dose-cohort have been treated and after the 1-month follow-up is completed we can start inclusion of patients in the

NextCell Pharma AB ("NextCell") announces that the company has filed a patent application to the Swedish Patent and Registration Office. The patent application relates to the Company’s proprietary selection algorithm and formulation of the stem cell drug candidate ProTrans. The selection algorithm is based on multiple functional assays used to identify and select cells and donors with specified desired characteristics. ProTrans is a pooled allogeneic stem cell product, consisting of cells from multiple donors. The pooling process supports the production of large batches. The combination

NextCell Pharma AB ("NextCell") announces that it will change its ticker on Aktietorget to NXTCL. Since its listing on Aktietorget (2017-07-13), NextCell has been traded using the ticker NEXTCL. Management has decided to change the ticker to NXTCL. The new abbreviation might also be used in general market communications and company branding. The new ticker will become effective as per 2018-02-07, the company name and ISIN-code (SE0009723125) will remain the same. This information is the information that NextCell Pharma AB is required to disclose under the EU Market Abuse Regulation.

NextCell Pharma AB ("NextCell") announces that the first patient with type 1 diabetes has now been treated with the company's drug candidate ProTrans. The clinical trial evaluates the safety and efficacy of ProTrans after treatment of patients 18-40 years old and who had type 1 diabetes for a maximum of two years. The clinical trial started on November 28th, 2017 and after clinical assessment and baseline data collection, the first patient has now been treated (first-in-human) with ProTrans stem cells. The first part of the study is a three-step dose escalation with three patients in each