With just enough cash to stay afloat until the first quarter, Midatech is linking up with US-based, Canada-listed Bioasis to create a new rare disease player, Biodexa.
With cash rapidly running out, the UK's Midatech Pharma PLC hopes to have secured its future by merging with Bioasis Technologies, Inc. to create "a multi-asset rare and orphan disease company" that will be renamed Biodexa Pharmaceuticals.
Midatech, which trades on the US NASDAQ, is buying Toronto Stock Exchange-listed Bioasis for C$7.4m ($5.4m) in shares and announced...
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