ValiRx Regulatory News (VAL)

ValiRx Plc

("ValiRx" or "the Company" or "the Group")

Yorkville CLN Conversion

London, UK., 05 October 2016: ValiRx Plc (AIM: VAL), a life science company, which focuses on clinical stage cancer therapeutic development, taking proprietary & novel technology for precision medicines towards commercialisation and partnering, announces the conversion of the first tranche of the YA Global Master SPV Ltd ("Yorkville") Convertible Loan Facility ("CLN"), the terms of which are described in the announcement dated 2 September 2016.

Yorkville has elected to convert US$501,567 of its CLN (plus accrued interest) into 6,575,254 ordinary shares at a conversion price of 6p per share. US$748,433 (plus accrued interest) of this tranche of the CLN remains outstanding.

Application for the 6,575,254 ordinary shares has been made to the London Stock Exchange and trading in these shares is expected to commence on or around 11 October 2016.

Following the issue of equity above the Company's issued share capital will comprise of 83,253,311 ordinary shares.

This announcement is inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of Regulation 596/2014.

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ValiRx Plc

ValiRx is a biotechnology oncology focussed company specialising in developing novel treatments for cancer and associated biomarkers. It aims to make a significant contribution in "precision" medicine and science, namely to engineer a breakthrough into human health and well-being, through the early detection of cancer and its therapeutic intervention.

The Company's business model focuses on out-licensing therapeutic candidates early in the development process. By aiming for early-stage value creation, the company reduces risk considerably while increasing the potential for realising value. The group is already in licensing discussions with major players in the oncology field.

ValiRx's two classes of drugs in development, which each have the potential for meeting hitherto unmet medical needs by existing methods, have worldwide patent filings and agreed commercial rights. They originate or derive from Word class institutions, such as Cancer Research UK and Imperial College.

Until recently, cancer treatments relied on non-specific agents, such as chemotherapy. With the development of target-based agents, primed to attack cancer cells only, less toxic and more effective treatments are now possible. New drugs in this group-such as those in ValiRx's pipeline-promise to greatly improve outcomes for cancer patients.

The Company listed on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange in October 2006 and trades under the ticker symbol: VAL.