Israel Chemicals Ltd says it has postponed the US public offering forits pharmaceutical subsidiary Perio Products. The company's explanation was that potential US investors believe that a higher valuation would be possible when the firm receives Food and Drug Administration approval for its as-yet only product, the Perio-Chip. This product is designed to slowly release chlorhexidine from a chip placed in the periodontal cavities for the treatment of periodontitis. The valuation of Perio for the intended issue was $175 million, but some analysts believe that this is an unrealistic figure in view of the company's product range and financial results so far.
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