16 December 2025
Aditxt, Inc.
10-K / March 31, 2025
10-K / April 16, 2024
10-K / March 31, 2025
Company Overview and Operations Summary
What the Company Does
The company is a biotechnology enterprise focused on harnessing large stakeholder ecosystems to accelerate the development, socialization, and commercialization of health innovations. Its core approach involves licensing or acquiring promising health-related innovations, building subsidiaries around each, and supporting them across various operational functions to bring them to market effectively. The company's primary focus areas include immune health, precision health, population health, women’s health, and neurologic health.
Core Business Model Components
- Securing an Innovation: License or acquire health innovations from research institutions, government agencies, private organizations.
- Growing an Innovation: Support innovations with resources in areas such as operations, commercialization, finance, content, engagement, personnel, and administration.
- Monetizing an Innovation: Develop innovations into self-sustainable, commercial-stage products that create shareholder value by partnering with researchers, medical institutions (e.g., Mayo Clinic), manufacturing partners, municipalities, and public health agencies.
Key Programs and Innovations
- Adimune: Focuses on immune modulation therapies, initially developing ADI-100 for autoimmune diseases like psoriasis, type 1 diabetes, and CNS autoimmune disorders such as stiff-person syndrome. Uses nucleic acid-based technology mimicking natural immune tolerance.
- Pearsanta: Specializes in precision medicine diagnostics, particularly early detection of cancer and other diseases via mitochondrial DNA biomarkers and DNA adduct analysis. Acquired assets include Mitomic® platform for mitochondrial DNA biomarker discovery, aiming at cancer screenings such as prostate, ovarian, and lung cancers, and conditions like endometriosis.
- Adivir: Focuses on antiviral and anti-infective products for population health, including an antiviral medication, Avigan®, licensed from Cellvera G Response Aid FZE.
- Technology Licensing: Holds licenses such as AditxtScore™ from Stanford (personal immune system profiling) and licensed nucleic acid technology from Loma Linda University.
Infrastructure
- Operates a state-of-the-art, CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited laboratory in Richmond, VA, equipped for rapid development of diagnostic and therapeutic tests.
- Developed a broad portfolio of diagnostic products and platform technologies including digital PCR, real-time PCR, automated DNA/RNA processing, and mass-tag enhancements.
Company Size and Financials
- Employees: 26 full-time employees as of December 31, 2024.
- Revenue: No significant revenue from commercial sales to date.
- Net Losses:
- 2024: $35,020,058
- 2023: $32,390,447
- Accumulated Deficit (as of December 31, 2024): $168,094,569
Summary
The company develops and commercializes health diagnostics, therapeutics, and platform technologies through licensing, acquisitions, and partnerships. Its current operations span innovative immune modulation therapies, early disease detection diagnostics based on mitochondrial DNA, and antiviral population health products, supported by a global network of research institutions, healthcare providers, and manufacturing partners.
