US drug developer CPEX Pharmaceuticals has been strongly criticized by one of its shareholders for mis-applying $17 million in failed R&D over its Nasulin (nasal insulin spray) program after a failed Phase IIa clinical trial, and refusing a fully-financed tender offer. The firm said it will now seek to sell or out-license the program.
Commenting on CPEX's recent letter to shareholders - part of proxy materials - outlining the current situation, is replete with extensive misstatements, false premises, and misleading information on factual events.
In reacting to the recent shareholder letter, Arcadia notes the following:
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