Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Positive from Cathal - Cathal Friel, Chairman of Poolbeg Pharma, commented: "We would like to thank Patrick for his contribution since joining at the IPO, where his knowledge and experience of growing biopharma companies has been of considerable value. Patrick joined the Company as part of its IPO and steps down from the Board at a time when Poolbeg is on an upward trajectory with a robust pipeline of high value programmes, and at a particularly exciting juncture following the recent appointment of three key former Amryt Pharma plc leadership members to the Poolbeg team with the view to replicating the success they had with Amryt. With a strong financial position, excellent clinical results achieved and productive partnering discussions ongoing, the Company is well positioned to generate significant shareholder value."
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Jeremy Skillington, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of Poolbeg Pharma, commented: "The grant received from the Japanese Patent Office highlights the progress we are making in developing our patent portfolio. By strategically growing this exciting molecule's intellectual property portfolio, we aim to enhance its overall value for our partners. POLB 001 stands poised to make a substantial impact on global health and has tremendous potential to address unmet medical needs worldwide across multiple disease areas."
10 Nov Directorate change
in Board, Novacyt Group
Paris, France and Camberley, UK – 10 November 2022 – Novacyt (EURONEXT GROWTH: ALNOV; AIM: NCYT), an international specialist in clinical diagnostics, announces that David Allmond is stepping down as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and a member of the Board of Novacyt, with immediate effect, to enable him to pursue other business opportunities. James McCarthy, currently the Company’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO), will assume the role of Acting CEO until a successor is appointed. Steve Gibson, Group Finance Director, will take on a substantial part of the CFO responsibilities to assist James in this period.
The Company remains focused on executing its post-COVID-19 growth strategy to become a leading, global clinical diagnostics company in the fight against infectious diseases through product portfolio expansion, geographic expansion, and business development.
Big Money involved-
1. Roche
2017 cancer sales: $27.45 billion
2024 cancer sales: $27.82 billion
Rank change: None
Roche’s cancer-market crown may not be going anywhere between now and 2024, and its sales figures won’t change much over that period, either, according to EP predictions. But its market share will.
The lead for the Swiss drugmaker, which has dominated the cancer landscape for years, is about to get a lot less commanding. In 2017, its market share will drop to 11.9% from 26.4% as six of its top 10 competitors—J&J, Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Merck & Co., AbbVie and Astellas—grow sales by double digits.
Lets hope the team are extremley busy behind the scenes with potential partnerships. First contract for POLB 001 could be anything, 10 mill to 500 mill. The AI data is very promising. Jeremy and Cathal smart guys.