NextCell Pharma's clinical trial on the TV3 Diabetes gala

NextCell Pharma AB ("NextCell") announces that the initiation meeting for the clinical trial in which drug candidate ProTrans will be evaluated, was held on November 28th, 2017. The trial will investigate safety as well as evaluate the patient’s own insulin production 12 months after receiving ProTrans stem cell treatment. Patients with type 1-diabetes being 18-40 years who received their diagnosis no later than 2 years ago and still have some insulin production are candidates for participation in the trial. NextCell Pharma has reached a new level as a company. I would like to thank all the

NextCell Pharma AB (publ) hereby publishes the annual report for the financial year 2016/2017. The annual report is attached to this press release and can be downloaded from the company's website www.nextcellpharma.com

NextCell Pharma AB ("NEXTCL", "NextCell") today releases its Q4 / year-end report (June 1st - August 31st  / September 1st - August 31st). This is the first quarterly report since the listing on Aktietorget. The company reports a loss of SEK -4,757,996 in its fourth quarter and a loss of SEK -13,245,206 for the entire financial year. The remaining cash at August 31st was approximately 16 MSEK. The perhaps most important event during the fourth quarter was the listing on Aktietorget on July 13th and the associated listing issue, which was subscribed to approximately 18 MSEK, corresponding to

NextCell Pharma AB ("NextCell") today announces that the Swedish Medical Products Agency has granted permission to conduct the clinical trial investigating the drug candidate ProTrans. For more information regarding the clinical trial, please see press release from 15th of September. This information is the information that NextCell Pharma AB is required to disclose under the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was provided by the above contact person for publication on October 17th, 2017.

For the third consecutive year, Cellaviva will exhibit at the Underbara Barn Fair to meet and inform its (prospective) customers. The fair is targeted at future parents and those with young children. Representatives from the company will inform visitors about the family saving of stem cells from the umbilical cord. Cellaviva is Sweden's first and only biobank for family-saving of stem cells and is owned by the stem cell company NextCell Pharma AB (NEXTCL). The applications for stem cell therapy are rapidly growing in modern medicine. Cells from family members are preferred for the treatment

NextCell Pharma AB ("NextCell") today announces that the company has been granted license for wholesale of cell based investigational medicinal products. The company was inspected earlier this summer by the Swedish Medical Products Agency. The permission is required for NextCell to acquire, stock and distribute investigational drugs in the planned clinical trial of ProTrans™ for treatment of diabetes. CEO Mathias Svahn says “This license is a good next step towards the start of our first clinical trial with ProTrans™ for the treatment of patients with Type 1 diabetes”. About the clinical

NextCell Pharma AB (NEXTCL) today announced that the company has responded to the Medicinal Product Agency's request for completion regarding the application for clinical trial with ProTrans ™. The study is designed to evaluate safety and efficacy in the treatment of type 1 diabetes. NextCell’s application was registered with the Medical Products Agency on July 24th and request for supplementary information was received on September 5th. This has now been submitted within the deadline of September 14th. The study is divided into two parts: The first part is a three-step dose escalation

NextCell Pharma AB (NEXTCL) announced today that the clinical trial application for ProTrans™ has been granted by the Ehtics Committee. ProTrans™ is a stem cell product developed with NextCell's Proprietary Selection Algorithm. The clinical trial is designed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of ProTrans™ for treatment of patients with type 1 diabetes. The study sponsor is NextCell and the principal investigator is Professor Per-Ola Carlsson, who works at Uppsala University and the Academic Hospital in Uppsala. The study will be conducted together with Karolinska Trial Alliance (KTA), which