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IGC Pharma, Inc.

CIK: 13262052 Annual ReportsLatest: 2025-06-27

10-K / June 27, 2025

Revenue:$1,271,000
Income:-$7,121,000

10-K / June 24, 2024

Revenue:$1,345,000
Income:-$13,000,000

10-K / June 27, 2025

Company Summary: IGC Pharma, Inc.

Overview

  • Industry Focus: Development of treatments for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and neurodegenerative conditions, with expansion into metabolic disorders.
  • Type: Clinical-stage pharmaceutical company.
  • Location: Maryland, USA, with offices in Washington State, Colombia, and India.
  • Established: 2005.

Business Operations

  • Primary Focus: Advancing drug candidates targeting Alzheimer’s symptoms, particularly agitation and sleep disturbances.
  • Long-term Goal: Create therapies that address both symptoms and disease-modifying mechanisms of AD.

Drug Pipeline & Development

  • Lead Drug Candidate: IGC-AD1
    • In Phase 2 clinical trials targeting agitation in Alzheimer’s patients.
    • Shows signs of efficacy with interim data indicating significant reduction in agitation and sleep disturbances.
    • Has demonstrated safety at low doses of THC in clinical trials.
    • Involves a formulation derived from federally legal hemp with THC content within legal limits.
  • Other Assets & Candidates:
    • TGR-63 (preclinical): Aiming to disrupt amyloid-beta plaque formation.
    • LMP, IGC-M3, IGC-1C, and IGC-1A: Various preclinical candidates targeting AD pathology and metabolic disorders.
  • Research Techniques: Utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) for drug discovery and early detection models.

Intellectual Property

  • Patents: 12 granted patents and 31 filed patent applications globally.
  • IP focus: Compositions, methods of treatment, and formulations for AD, epilepsy, pain management, eating disorders, and Tourette syndrome.

Business Strategy

  • Focused on:
    • Developing differentiated therapies for high-need CNS indications.
    • Expanding IGC-AD1’s potential beyond agitation if approved.
    • Publishing scientific research to strengthen credibility.
    • Strategic capital allocation into clinical trials, R&D, and infrastructure.
  • Market & Competition:
    • Significant market opportunity in AD treatment.
    • Competes with larger pharmaceutical firms and other entities developing AD therapeutics.

Financials (Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2025)

  • Revenue: Approximately $1.27 million (down 6% from previous year).
  • Net Loss: Approximately $7.12 million (improved from $13 million last year).
  • Employees: 70 full-time employees.
  • Cash & Equivalents: About $405,000 (decreased by 66% from previous year).
  • Key Funding:
    • Raised over $4.64 million via private equity and ATM offerings during FY 2025.
    • Credit facility of $12 million from O-Bank.

Customer & Market

  • Number of stockholders: Approximately 46 registered shareholders of record, plus unit holders.
  • Sales & Revenue Sources:
    • Over-the-counter wellness and lifestyle products (e.g., gummies, lotions, hemp extracts).
    • White label formulations for third-party branding.
  • Customer Concentration: Two customers accounted for over 10% of sales.

Regulatory & Legal

  • Operates under FDA and other international regulations.
  • Developing drugs from hemp-derived formulations, compliant with the 2018 Farm Bill.
  • Involved in legal disputes related to contractual issues in Colombia.

Employees & Management

  • Workforce: 70 employees.
  • Leadership & Advisors: Includes notable appointments like former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe as a strategic advisor.

Facilities & Properties

  • Owns 40,000 sq ft in Potomac, Maryland.
  • Leases 16,000 sq ft in Vancouver, Washington until September 2025.
  • Owns 5 acres of land in India (classified as "Asset Held for Sale").

Summary

  • IGC Pharma focuses on innovative therapies for Alzheimer’s, with a lead drug candidate currently in Phase 2 trials showing promising signs of efficacy and safety.
  • The company invests heavily in R&D, AI-driven drug discovery, and intellectual property development.
  • Revenue is primarily from white label and wellness products, with significant R&D and clinical trial expenses leading to net losses.
  • Company is actively raising capital through equity offerings and has credit facilities to fund operations.