Marking its third major corporate transaction in 2018, metabolic disease biotech firm Poxel (Euronext: POXEL) today announced the strategic acquisition of privately-held US firm DeuteRx’ novel clinical stage product candidate, DRX-065 that Poxel plans to develop for the treatment of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH).
In addition, France-based Poxel also gains access to a portfolio of other deuterated drug candidates for metabolic, specialty and rare diseases. The transaction accentuates Poxel’s upward trajectory as the company’s diversified, mid- to late-stage pipeline remains well-positioned to target large market opportunities (ie, type 2 diabetes) and has the capability and expertise to advance earlier-stage metabolic programs currently in development.
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