Acousia is a brand committed to combating hearing loss and keeping people connected. With the mission of making hearing loss treatable, Acousia strives to ensure that individuals affected by sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) can stay connected and fully participate in life. By developing innovative compounds, specifically small molecules, Acousia aims to preserve and enhance natural hearing for patients suffering from SNHL.

Hearing loss has a profound impact beyond diminished communication. It can lead to feelings of isolation, depression, and even developmental deficits in younger patients. Moreover, studies have shown that hearing loss is a significant risk factor for developing dementia later in life.

Acousia Therapeutics GmbH, founded in 2012 and based in Tübingen, Germany, is at the forefront of pioneering therapeutics for the rapidly growing and largely untapped market of hearing loss. With a strong intellectual property portfolio and a team of experienced professionals, Acousia is focused on addressing the unmet medical needs in the field of hearing loss. With the number of people affected by hearing loss projected to rise to 2.

5 billion by 2050, Acousia's small molecule drug candidates offer hope for enhancing and preserving natural hearing. Their approach complements existing treatments such as hearing aids and cochlear implants, providing a comprehensive solution for patients. Through exclusive access to a world-class hearing research lab, Acousia is well-positioned to exploit the emerging market opportunities in the field.

Led by a management team with extensive experience in the medical field, Acousia is dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of people affected by hearing loss. Their expertise, combined with the support and guidance of their accomplished Board of Directors, ensures that Acousia remains at the forefront of innovative therapies for hearing loss. By addressing the unmet medical needs in the field, Acousia is committed to keeping people connected and improving their quality of life by combatting hearing loss