There’s more than one reason (SILO) is starting to stand out on both scientific and technical radars.
Here are some of the key developments that have positioned the company for increasing visibility in 2025:
Silo’s lead program, SPC-15, is advancing through final GLP-compliant studies and could soon enter first-in-human trials.
This patented intranasal compound is designed to deliver targeted effects for PTSD and anxiety by bypassing the blood-brain barrier using nose-to-brain delivery.
Both SPC-15 and Alzheimer’s-focused SPC-14 are exclusively licensed from Columbia University, giving (SILO) global rights to develop, manufacture, and commercialize two high-potential compounds in the CNS space.
The company has aligned with the FDA to pursue the streamlined 505(b)(2) regulatory pathway—a strategy that may accelerate development timelines and reduce costs for both SPC-15 and SP-26, a chronic pain implant designed for at-home, extended-release ket-a-mine therapy.
On the intellectual property front, (SILO) has moved quickly.
In just the first quarter of 2025, it announced multiple patent grants and new filings—strengthening its protection around SPC-15 and opening the door to future combination therapies in stress-related disorders.
Backed by Experience. Driven by Results…
In a recent shareholder letter, CEO Eric Weisblum shared a more candid view of the road ahead.
He emphasized not just the milestones achieved, but the capital discipline (SILO) has maintained—operating debt-free, advancing through development phases without overextension, and expanding only when supported by scientific and regulatory progress.
Meanwhile, Dr. James Kuo, a veteran of multiple listed bioscience companies, has taken the helm of Silo’s research and development efforts.
His leadership, alongside a deep bench of advisory board members—including renowned psychiatrist Dr. Charles Nemeroff—signals the company’s intention to build more than a pipeline.
It’s building credibility.
Latest Headlines…
Silo Pharma (NASDAQ: SILO) has entered a key execution phase in 2025, delivering three notable updates in just a few weeks—each strengthening its clinical trajectory and position in CNS-focused research.
April 30, 2025 – SP-26 Hits All Endpoints (SILO)’s extended-release ket-a-mine implant, SP-26, met all preclinical study goals in fibromyalgia, showing strong tolerability, no implant-related issues, and 22-day sustained plasma levels—supporting its path forward as a potential at-home, long-acting treatment for chronic pain.
April 28, 2025 – SPC-14 Patent Filed (SILO) filed a U.S. patent for SPC-14, its Alzheimer’s candidate licensed from Columbia University, featuring a dual-receptor mechanism targeting cognitive and neuropsychiatric symptoms—strengthening both the scientific case and its IP position.
March 26, 2025 – SPC-15 Advances Toward IND (SILO) began dosing in its final GLP study for SPC-15, an intranasal PTSD therapy, following FDA alignment on the 505(b)(2) pathway—marking the last step before first-in-human trials.
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