Ocugen receives provisional approval for OCU400 gene therapy in the Bahamas

Ocugen receives provisional approval for OCU400 gene therapy in the Bahamas
Ocugen gains OCU400 approval

Ocugen announced that its gene therapy candidate OCU400 for retinitis pigmentosa has received provisional approval and priority designation from the LARTA Board in the Bahamas.

This regulatory milestone marks a significant step in the company's efforts to advance its mission and expand globally. The recognition positions OCU400 for potential commercial pricing in the Bahamian market as Ocugen continues to develop and roll out gene therapies targeting rare eye diseases.

The company recently named Beth Scott as Head of Clinical Development to strengthen its advanced retinal therapy trials, according to an earlier announcement from Ocugen. Ocugen has also been exploring new scientific targets, including its research into RORα as a multi-pronged approach in Alzheimer studies highlighted previously. These developments reflect Ocugen's ongoing investment in leadership and research for rare diseases.

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