Canada’s Acerus Pharmaceuticals (TSX: ASP) has signed an agreement granting exclusive rights to market Natesto in Brazil to Apsen Farmacêutica, a leading family-owned Brazil-based pharmaceutical company with over 40 products and 1,100 employees in that country.
Acerus, which changed its name from Trimel Pharmaceuticals in September 2015, saw its shares rocket 27.5% to C$0.26 yesterday following the announcement.
Natesto is a testosterone nasal gel available in a “no-touch” dispenser with a metered dose pump for reduced transference risk. It is approved and available in Canada and the USA for replacement therapy in adult males for conditions associated with a deficiency or absence of endogenous testosterone (hypogonadism).
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