There is some sort of deal going down between parties off the market and I don't think you can assume sale or buy. The reason I think this is because the MMs are not working the market to create liquidity.
Tissue Regenix is currently developing a process for decellularising donated human meniscus, based on the porcine dCELL® Meniscus, which is starting a regulatory human clinical trial in the EU to secure a CE mark. Like the animal tissue product this would be a piece of decellularised human meniscus for use in partial meniscal replacement (which accounts for 80% of procedures) rather than as a full transplant.
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/12161535.html
I did wonder why human tissue was not being used and nice that it is donated-a bit gruesome though.
Just one year's patience for me - see that dip from 3/10 when insiders must have started acquiring - do you think! If I had been persuaded to sell at 105 p on 14/10 I would be feeling murderous now.
made an emphatic statement recently that he did not want Russia to enter a new cold war and be isolated from the West but that does not mean he does not want to tow the line, he wants to win on the capital market arena and hopefully that is good for us. Pleased to hear about the MyeloXen progress therefore.
Will they be hamstrung because major shareholder will not agree to the issue of more equity? I would suggest Baxter attempt a buyout of obstructing interests.
from rns-slow adoption as ever
"Commercialisation of DermaPure™ continues to progress according to plan. We are working to gain further hospital product evaluation committee approvals as a trigger for future product adoption. We are also progressing in the enrolment of patients into human trials in the US. We look forward to discussions at SAWC as an opportunity to reach an even larger audience of US and global healthcare leaders."
the acute wound market would be an easy one to tackle if kit is in place for the chronic market.