Lipigon Pharmaceuticals has raised SEK 8 million in a new share issue to finance the continued pre-clinical development of pharmaceuticals within fat-related diseases, so-called lipid-related disorders. Lipid imbalance cause common diseases, such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, but also a number of rare diseases currently lacking sufficient treatment. Based on
Sciety is currently capitalizing a Phase II pharmaceutical company and a DNA sequencing tech company––both via private placements. The companies operate in high growth markets and raise new capital to achieve product development goals that will lead to acquisition within the next twenty-four months. Drug candidate with a
Lipid imbalances does not only cause common diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases but also various rare diseases. The pharma company Lipigon is specialised in diseases caused by lipid imbalances, with an initial focus on rare diseases that lack adequate treatments. New candidate for treatment of severe disease
CARTANA raised almost 10 million SEK in a share issue that was fully subscribed at the end of September. The company has developed reagents for analysing tissue samples in drug development processes and is based at Karolinska in Stockholm. The new capital will be used for the sale of CARTANA’s
Cartana is based at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and has developed a new technology for researchers to analyse tissue samples in drug development processes. The company is ready to launch at the market for brain research and will launch on the market for cancer research within a few years.
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