About Cessatech
Cessatech is a pivotal-stage paediatric biotech company developing first-in-class specialty hospital medicines for children, focused on high-impact unmet needs in acute and emergency care. The company’s lead program, CT001, is advancing toward near-term commercialization. Cessatech operates a capital-efficient, partnership-driven model, combining a lean, experienced team with best-in-class partners for development, manufacturing and commercial execution across key markets. Headquartered in Hellerup, Denmark, Cessatech is led by a seasoned leadership team with a strong track record in drug development and product launches in Europe, the US and Asia.
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2. February, 2026
Welcome to the first quarter of 2026
Welcome to the first quarter of 2026 2025 has been a year of significant...
13. November, 2025
Financial Report Q3-2025
The Company has advanced well with its planned activities Closing the clinical and regulatory...
31. October, 2025
CT001 soon available for US hospitals in collaboration with STAQ Pharma, for acute pain management in children
Successful completion of technology transfer of CT001 with STAQ Pharma supporting near term product...
21. August, 2025
Financial Report Q2-2025
The Company has advanced well with its planned activities Positive and clinical meaningful top-line...
14. August, 2025
Marketing Authorisation Application (MAA) for CT001 has been submitted to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) for acute pain management in children
The Marketing Authorisation Application (MAA) for CT001 is submitted to the European Medicines Agency...
27. June, 2025
Cessatech Q&A – June company presentation
Selected top 5 summarized questions from investors… Q&A Cessatech_June
19. June, 2025
Strengthening Executive Management with the promotion of Martin Juhl
On 19 June – Cessatech A/S (“Cessatech” or “the Company”) and the Board of...
11. June, 2025
Completion of the directed issue of shares
As announced on 28 May 2025, the Board of directors in Cessatech exercised an...
Experience
Proven track-record within drug development and product launches, in Europe, US and Asia.
The executive management team and the Board of Directors have a proven track-record within drug development, paediatric analgesic research, product launches and capital raising across all major markets.
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Lead Asset
CT001 – Nasal spray
Cessatech’s first product and lead asset, CT001, is an analgesic non-invasive nasal spray for children aged 1-17 years that experience acute pain or pain related to medical procedures. Today’s analgesic solutions often require an intravenous access which is not always feasible or easy and can be painful experience.
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2. December, 2025
Children deserve better prehospital pain treatment
A newly published registry study from the Region of Southern Denmark highlights a clear...
7. June, 2025
Paediatric pain in the ambulance is still being under-treated
When a child is in acute pain, minutes matter and so does the experience...
6. March, 2025
Paediatric ED pain is still undertreated – the need for training and more treatment options
Pediatric pain management is a constantly developing field. Despite extensive research, several studies have...
18. March, 2024
Acute pain treatment – large unmet need, paediatrics receive least…mainly due to inadequate solutions
More than 20 million children annually, alone in Europe, are subject to acute pain...
12. February, 2024
Treating children is not just like treating small adults
Giving medicine to children can’t be a one-size-fits-all approach. Their changing anatomy and...
25. August, 2023
New findings supporting CT001
Based on new findings in a 2023 meta-analysis by Fjendbo Galili et al., which...
15. March, 2022
Off-label use of medication in children continue to be the rule rather than the exception…
A systematic review of 31 studies with off-label prescription rates confirms the continued off-label...
3. March, 2022
Physical restraint of children in 79% of Scandinavian emergency departments
Physical restraint of children during painful procedures is used in 79% of Scandinavian emergency...















