Cambridge, UK-based Intercytex, a cell therapy company focused on esthetic medicine and tissue repair, plans to raise L12.0 million ($24.0 million) in a placing of new ordinary shares to institutional investors in the UK and continental Europe.
The placing is conditional on, inter alia, the approval of shareholders. A circular convening an extraordinary general meeting of the company, which is expected to take place on May 29, is being posted to shareholders today.
The net proceeds of the fundraising will be approximately L11.4 million, which Intercytex intends to use to: launch of its facial rejuvenation product, Vavelta, in the UK; complete the Phase III trial for ICX-PRO and file a Biological License Application; continue the Phase II programs for Vavelta and ICX-TRC (for male pattern baldness); and conduct further trials for ICX-SKN (skin graft replacement).
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