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Patient-focused innovation

SynOx was founded with a clear purpose: to improve the lives of people living with TGCT. We believe that although TGCT is a rare condition, the people affected by it deserve the same commitment to innovation, research, and support as anyone living with a more common disease. 

Our values

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We place patients at the heart of every decision

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We innovate boldly and adapt as we learn

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We share openly, support each other and succeed together

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We place patients at the heart of every decision

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I am pleased to be part of such a dedicated team, with extensive combined experience of developing biological products through to approval and commercialisation. We are focused on the continued development of emactuzumab as a differentiated, next-generation treatment for patients with TGCT and other macrophage-driven pathologies around the globe. This is a critical and exciting stage of the company’s journey and we all look forward to pursuing our mission.

Investors

SynOx is backed by a world-class group of life science investors who share our commitment to improving outcomes for people living with rare diseases.

Forbion
HealthCap
Bioqube Ventures
Gilde Healthcare
Roche
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(2) Gelderblom, H. et al. (2026). TANGENT study design: a phase III, randomized study of emactuzumab for the treatment of tenosynovial giant cell tumors. Future Oncology, 22(18), 2109–2119. https://doi.org/10.1080/14796694.2026.2702768