Italian drug developer BioXell reported a full-year 2008 loss that had worsened by 10% year-on-year, despite a 50% jump in turnover, in the wake of the failure of its elocalcitol trial (Marketletter April 13).
The firm generated 1.5 million euros ($2.0 million) in revenue versus 1.0 million euros in 2007. R&D costs were up 12% to 11.6 million euros.
The company's net loss deepened to 14.8 million euros vs a loss of 13.5 million euros. As of December 31, 2008, the firm had 43.6 million euros in cash and cash equivalents, reduced by 24% year-on-year. However, BioXell maintains that this will fund its activities for the next three years at least.
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