A court has dismissed a class action and related litigation that was filed against USA-based OncoSec Medical Incorporated (Nasdaq: ONCS) by an investor that had launched a takeover attempt.
Alpha Holdings, a South Korea-based institutional investor in the immuno-oncology company, had filed the lawsuit in late 2019, seeking to enjoin the closing of a strategic investment and relationship that OncoSec secured from two partners, Grand Decade Developments Limited, and its US affiliate, Sirtex Medical US Holdings.
The Eighth Judicial District Court in Clark County Nevada dismissed all of Alpha's claims against OncoSec, with prejudice.
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