Transforming Lives
Innovation, fueled by science and a passion for patients
PTC is an established global biopharmaceutical company that delivers transformative therapies for people living with rare diseases. For 25 years, we have been harnessing our scientific platforms to create new therapies that address the underlying cause of the disease and deliver on our promise to create more moments for those who count on us.
Focused research platforms at work for patients
Challenging what's possible
Harnessing groundbreaking science for patients has led to many firsts – the first approved treatment for Duchenne in the world, the first approved gene therapy directly infused into the brain, and the first approved small molecule splicing modifier. Our innovative pipeline continues to expand as we discover and develop treatments using the newest technologies available.
Clinical Trials
We are committed to making progress in rare disease through clinical trial research.
We love what we do
PTC employees are working to change patients’ lives every single day.
We are motivated by our patients and the drive for them to have more moments with their families, made possible in part by our research and therapies.
If you’re looking to take on rewarding work with inspiring colleagues, come grow with us.
Making headlines
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PRESS RELEASE
PTC Therapeutics Announces Validation of Sepiapterin European MAA
PTC Therapeutics announced today that the sepiapterin MAA for PKU has been validated and accepted for review by the EMA. "The validation of the MAA is an important step towards making sepiapterin available to children and adults affected by PKU in Europe," said Matthew B. Klein, M.D., Chief Executive Officer of PTC Therapeutics. "The European submission is the first of several global submissions planned in 2024." -
PRESS RELEASE
PTC Therapeutics Announces European Commission Returns Translarna™ Opinion to CHMP For Re-evaluation
PTC Therapeutics announced today that the European Commission (EC) has decided not to adopt the CHMP's negative opinion of January 24, 2024 on the annual renewal of the conditional marketing authorization of Translarna™ (ataluren) and has returned the opinion to the CHMP for re-evaluation. -
NEWSROOM
What You Need to Know About Ferroptosis & Friedreich Ataxia (FA)
Our research efforts at PTC are focused on two scientific platforms – splicing and ferroptosis and inflammation – where PTC has unique expertise to discover and advance innovative therapies to the clinic. We recently sat down with Jonathan Cherry, Global Project Leader, to learn more about ferroptosis and how it relates to FA.