Alliance Pharma reduces net debt, doubles revenue
Alliance Pharma’s revenue for 2016, driven by the acquisition of ex-Sinclair products in December 2015, could be more than double compared to the previous year.
Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology and Life Sciences
Alliance Pharma’s revenue for 2016, driven by the acquisition of ex-Sinclair products in December 2015, could be more than double compared to the previous year.
Oxford BioDynamics (OBD) has entered into a pilot development agreement with EpiFit PTE. LTD., (EpiFit), a new Singapore based company, to identify epigenetic biomarkers to evaluate predispositions, variations and responses in healthy volunteers undergoing fitness programmes conducted by EpiFit.
Consort Medical, a single source drug and delivery device company, has participated in a further equity raise by Atlas Genetics Ltd.
Cellectis’s scinetists lead by Dr Alexandre Juillerat have designed a new CAR architecture that contains an integrated microenvironment sensor. Their work was recently published in a scientific magazine “Scientific Reports”.
Mereo BioPharma said on Monday that all three of its submitted abstracts have been accepted for presentation as posters at the American Thoracic Society meeting in Washington, 19-24 May 2017.
After Bristol-Myers Squibb (Bristol) said on Friday that it won’t ask FDA for faster approval of Opdivo/Yervoy combination for lung cancer, it agreed today with Ono Pharmaceutical to settle all patent-infringement charges related to Merck’s PD-1 antibody Keytruda.
Ethicon Endo-Surgery has bought a private medical device company Megadyne Medical Products, Inc. for an unknown price.
Xintela AB has reported positive results in its two main projects in regenerative medicine and cancer.
For the last year, Sanofi’s chief executive has made clear his quest for deals to help revive the fortunes of France’s biggest drugmaker.
The market is still waiting. Olivier Brandicourt’s failure to land two big biotech acquisitions he was chasing has led to growing impatience among some investors.
Bristol-Myers Squibb said on Thursday that it won’t seek an accelerated approval for the combination of Opdivo plus Yervoy in first-line lung cancer in the U.S.