LEUKOCARE signs cooperation agreement with Sterigenics

19-Nov-2010 - Germany

LEUKOCARE AG announced the signing of a cooperation agreement with Sterigenics. As part of this cooperation, LEUKOCARE plans to use their Stabilizing and Protecting Solutions (SPS) technology together with Sterigenics’ irradiation expertise in order to establish new sterilization procedures for biotherapeutics, such as therapeutic antibodies. The project will aim to significantly improve the sterility and security for patients receiving biotherapeutics, as well as simplifying production processes and cost reductions.

At the same time as this collaboration, LEUKOCARE also announced the closing of a EUR 1.6 Million financing. LEUKOCARE’s existing group of private investors as well as the German state-owned bank KfW, which has been a shareholder in LEUKOCARE since 2006, participated in this capital increase. The investment strengthens LEUKOCARE’s financial position and paves the way for the next strategic steps in its development.

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