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About Oranda

About Oranda

An experienced team with a mission to make a big difference
in rare diseases.

Our Mission

OurMission

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We're building a rare disease company that is deliberate and purposeful in its approach

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We are agile and identify new opportunities to broaden patient access to new and existing medicines

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We move quickly and cost-effectively to rapidly commercialise products

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We are curious and energetic with a problem-solving mindset

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We use new ways of working whenever we can to create value and support scale-up

The Oranda Team

Our Team

An experienced, entrepreneurial team united by a shared mission to make a measurable difference in rare diseases. Meet the board:

John Irwin

Chief Commercial Officer & Co-Founder

John has more than 25 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry.

Ahmed Al-Derzi

CEO & Co-Founder

Ahmed is an experienced entrepreneur and business leader.

Dr Kieran Rooney

Non-Executive Director

Kieran brings over 30 years of experience in biopharma.

Our Values

Values that shape how we work

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Compassion, Respect & Humility

We put patients and people first in everything we do. We listen, we learn, and we act with empathy.

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Openness & Diversity of Thought

We value different perspectives and believe the best ideas come from inclusive, open collaboration.

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Innovation & Challenge

We challenge convention and seek smarter ways to solve problems for the rare disease community.

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Collaboration & Meaningful Work

We work together with purpose, celebrating what each person brings to our shared mission.

Where We Focus

Therapeutic Areas

We are focused on identifying and addressing patient needs and are agnostic to a medicine's modality, mechanism or novelty.

Antifibrotic

Fibrotic diseases are conditions in which the body produces excessive scar tissue in organs.

Approximately 180,000–270,000 people in Europe are living with antifibrotic illnesses.

We are focusing on supporting patients initially with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF).

Transthyretin Amyloid Cardiomyopathy

ATTR-CM is a progressive form of cardiomyopathy caused by misfolded transthyretin protein.

ATTR-CM affects an estimated 100,000–150,000 people across Europe.

Our focus is to improve diagnosis and accelerate equitable access.