Cambridge Cognition Holdings plc (LSE:COG) has formed a strategic alliance with Indian brain health start-up Ivory to introduce its CANTAB Pathway digital cognitive assessment platform across healthcare and consumer markets in India.
The partnership is designed to accelerate early cognitive screening in a country where a significant number of older adults are believed to have undiagnosed cognitive impairment. By utilising Ivory’s growing clinical network, consumer-facing app and broader health-tech partnerships, the companies aim to deliver scalable, technology-enabled brain health solutions to meet rising demand for proactive screening tools.
Under the agreement, CANTAB Pathway will be deployed more widely across professional healthcare settings and direct-to-consumer channels. The platform provides scientifically validated, low-burden assessments with near real-time results and multilingual capability, including support for multiple Indian languages, with further localisation planned. The collaboration combines Cambridge Cognition’s evidence-based digital testing tools with Ivory’s focus on shifting care towards prevention and earlier detection of neurodegenerative conditions.
Management believes the initiative positions both groups to benefit from India’s expanding middle and affluent populations while addressing a substantial unmet need in early-stage cognitive assessment. The move also strengthens Cambridge Cognition’s footprint in the global brain health market.
From a financial perspective, the company’s outlook remains challenged by declining revenues, ongoing losses and negative operating and free cash flow, although balance sheet equity has improved. Technical indicators present a mixed picture, with some short-term strength offset by a longer-term downward trend and an elevated RSI suggesting overbought conditions. Valuation metrics remain limited in usefulness due to loss-making results and the absence of a dividend.
More about Cambridge Cognition Holdings
Cambridge Cognition Holdings plc is a neuroscience technology company specialising in digital cognitive assessments under the CANTAB and Winterlight brands. Its touchscreen- and voice-based tools are designed to support research, drug development and patient care, offering objective, real-time results with minimal specialist administration. The scalable CANTAB Pathway suite enables longitudinal monitoring across clinical and consumer environments, supported by extensive multilingual functionality.
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