What Vigonvita Life Sciences Does & How It Makes Money (2630.HK)
Updated October 2026 · reflects Vigonvita Life Sciences's latest reported financials
Chinese biotech developing small-molecule drugs for brain, sexual health, viruses. It aims to earn revenue by bringing its drug candidates to market after regulatory approval.
How Vigonvita Life Sciences makes money
It aims to earn revenue by bringing its drug candidates to market after regulatory approval. With most products still in trials, value depends on clinical success and commercialization.
What Vigonvita Life Sciences does
Vigonvita Life Sciences is a clinical-stage Chinese biopharmaceutical company, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Suzhou, focused on discovering, developing and commercializing small molecule drugs in three areas: neuropsychiatry, reproductive health and viral infections. Its most advanced assets include TPN171, a PDE5 inhibitor for erectile dysfunction that has completed Phase III, and VV116, an RNA polymerase inhibitor that has completed Phase II for RSV and is also being developed for COVID-19. The pipeline also includes LV232, a first-in-class dual-target antidepressant in Phase II; early-stage candidates for epilepsy (TPN102), schizophrenia (VV119) and broad-spectrum viral infections (VV261); and preclinical-stage programs for premature ejaculation, major depressive disorder and adenovirus infection.
Products & services
- LV232 (depression, Phase II)
- TPN171 (erectile dysfunction, Phase III completed)
- VV116 (RSV/COVID-19 antiviral)
- TPN102 (epilepsy, Phase I)
- VV119 (schizophrenia, Phase I)
- VV261 (broad-spectrum antiviral, Phase I)
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