UK provider of development services to drugmakers Ergomed (AIM: ERGO) today announced the proposed acquisition of Haemostatix, a company focused on developing a pipeline of topical products to treat surgical bleeding (coagulants or ‘hemostats’).
Ergomed is acquiring 100% of the issued share capital of Haemostatix for an initial consideration of £8.0 million ($11.6 million), with further success and sales based payments of up to £20.0 million. Ergomed shares were down 4.2% at 138.00 pence in Wednesday afternoon trading.
Haemostatix two lead products are PeproStat, liquid hemostat that is applied to wounds to control bleeding during surgery, and ReadyFlow, at the late pre-clinical stage. PeproStat is expected to start a Phase II trial next year and ReadyFlow will move into Phase I in 2018. If approved, they will enter a market worth some $2.5 billion.
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