Oncodesign (Euronext: ALONC), a French biopharma group specializing in precision medicine, has announced that, as part of the planned separation of its two business areas, the board of directors has approved the subsidiarization of its Biotech unit as it splits off from the Service division.
The Biotech unit’s purpose will remain the development of new molecules dedicated to precision medicine and new targets identifiable thanks to artificial intelligence (AI). In its attempts to discover effective new treatments for cancers and other diseases where no effective therapies currently exist, the business will draw on the Nanocyclix and Oncosniper technologies as well as on an innovative technological approach linked to systemic radiotherapy.
"Each business area will be able to unleash its growth potential"
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