Company profile · Gothenburg, Sweden

Elicera Therapeutics

Immuno-Oncology, CAR-T, Oncolytic Viruses, Cell Therapy, Gene Therapy, and Clinical Development · Clinical-stage cell and gene therapy platform

Verified 21 Mar 2026 · 2 sources

Cell TherapyGene TherapyClinical

Elicera Therapeutics runs cell therapy development, gene therapy programs, and clinical immuno-oncology development in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Lead
Jamal El-Mosleh (verified ↗)
Compliance
Not yet on record
Last reviewed
21 Mar 2026 (4mo ago)
Scale
Clinical-stage cell and gene therapy platform
Capabilities
Cell Therapy Development · Gene Therapy Programs · Clinical Immuno-Oncology Development
Founded
2018
Headcount
1-10
Editorial note

Immuno-Oncology, CAR-T, Oncolytic Viruses, Cell Therapy, Gene Therapy, and Clinical Development

Elicera Therapeutics is published because official company materials confirm current leadership, Gothenburg operating address, and a real cell-and-gene-therapy platform.

Editorial note

Elicera Therapeutics is published because official company materials confirm current leadership, Gothenburg operating address, and a real cell-and-gene-therapy platform.

FULL TRUST REVIEW COMPLETE
Shown only when all seven trust checks are fully mapped in the directory.
Current review cycleMarch 2026Last reviewed: 21 March 2026

Verification details

Site and address
Clinical profileSTATUS: VERIFIED MARCH 2026

Jamal El-Mosleh

CEO and Co-Founder

Check official leadership source
Full addressWorld Trade Center Goteborg, Massans gata 10, floor 7, 412 51 Goteborg, Sweden
Site coordinatesVerification evidence is still being completed.
Review cycleMay 2026
Physical site source

Official Elicera Therapeutics contact page listing the Gothenburg address.

Open source
Operating profile

Clinical-stage cell and gene therapy platform

Gothenburg, Sweden. Immuno-Oncology, CAR-T, Oncolytic Viruses, Cell Therapy, Gene Therapy, and Clinical Development. Review completed on 21 Mar 2026.

2026 technical specializationImmuno-Oncology, CAR-T, Oncolytic Viruses, Cell Therapy, Gene Therapy, and Clinical Development
Core capabilities
Cell Therapy DevelopmentGene Therapy ProgramsClinical Immuno-Oncology Development
Governance

Swedish corporate and clinical-development oversight

Official leadership disclosure, Official Gothenburg address disclosure, Clinical-stage cell and gene therapy claim

Capabilities

Cell Therapy Development
Gene Therapy Programs
Clinical Immuno-Oncology Development

Sources

The official sources used to verify this profile.

Leadership evidenceOfficial Elicera Therapeutics team page naming Jamal El-Mosleh as CEO and co-founder.Source origin: elicera.comOpen source
Supporting evidenceOfficial Elicera Therapeutics contact page confirming the Gothenburg office address.Source origin: elicera.comOpen source
Physical-site evidenceOfficial Elicera Therapeutics contact page listing the Gothenburg address.Source origin: elicera.comOpen source

Infrastructure

Cell and gene therapy workflow
Clinical program infrastructure
Immuno-oncology R&D systems

Certifications

GMP / GLP / ISO-13485 / FDA-Inspected are global quality-system standards. "Verified active" means the directory confirmed the certification is current; "Review in progress" means the cert status is currently being re-verified.

GMP
REVIEW IN PROGRESS 2026
GLP
REVIEW IN PROGRESS 2026
ISO-13485
REVIEW IN PROGRESS 2026
FDA-Inspected
REVIEW IN PROGRESS 2026

Review log

21 Mar 2026: Executive identity confirmed via official management disclosure.
21 Mar 2026: Full trust review completed.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Elicera Therapeutics located?
Elicera Therapeutics operates from World Trade Center Goteborg, Massans gata 10, floor 7, 412 51 Goteborg, Sweden, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Who runs Elicera Therapeutics?
Elicera Therapeutics is led by Jamal El-Mosleh, CEO and Co-Founder. Verified 21 Mar 2026.
What does Elicera Therapeutics do?
Elicera Therapeutics runs cell therapy development, gene therapy programs, and clinical immuno-oncology development in Gothenburg, Sweden. Core capabilities: Cell Therapy Development, Gene Therapy Programs, Clinical Immuno-Oncology Development.
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