Migami, a publicly-traded US pharmaceutical and cosmeceutical company, is negotiating a letter of intent regarding an asset purchase agreement with respect to its proposed acquisition of a patented, liposomal drug-delivery platform and certain related manufacturing assets. The platform being acquired is considered by many to be the next evolutionary step in liposomal technology, the company says.
This prospective purchase represents a vital component of Migami's strategic efforts in acquiring proprietary, drug-delivery systems that can be used to maximize the market potential for innovative, cutting-edge drug-delivery systems, the company notes. This planned purchase is the first in a series, which will provide Migami with a wide array of such proprietary, drug-delivery systems to offer to its customers, as well as manufacturing capability. Although Migami's initial strategy emphasizes Asia, where it has an established network of industry partners, the firm's ultimate plan is to expand its operations to a worldwide basis.
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