French biotech firm Neovacs (Alternext Paris: ALNEV) said today it has signed a partnering agreement with the American company Stellar Biotechnologies (Nasdaq: SBOT) to establish a joint venture, which will operate under the name of Neostell SAS, and it will be owned 30% by Stellar and 70% by Neovacs.
Stellar Biotechnologies is a leading manufacturer of Keyhole Limpet Hemocyanin (KLH), a carrier protein largely utilized in the production of on conjugated vaccines for its immune stimulating properties. Stellar has been the supplier of KLH to Neovacs for many years. This carrier protein is a strategic component in the production of IFNα-Kinoid. Neovacs' and Stellar's current collaboration will be strengthened through this project, which is strategic for both partners.
The objective of the newly-formed Neostell SAS is to produce:
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