What are the terms under which a biotech company could be interested in having such an organisation as investor?
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What are the terms under which a biotech company could be interested in having such an organisation as investor?
What are possible conditions to arrange a loan or to invest in a company?
Is it reasonable to assume, that small biotech companies really could consider such an offer? A possible problem I see, it is not just about the money. It's also about the network an investor has, or if it is a major player in the pharma industry who invests, it's also about production facilities and distribution channels?
What would we have to offer?
Is it reasonable to assume, that small biotech companies really could consider such an offer? A possible problem I see, it is not just about the money. It's also about the network an investor has, or if it is a major player in the pharma industry who invests, it's also about production facilities and distribution channels?
What would we have to offer?
HansjoergFromBEF- Posts : 27
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Re: What are the terms under which a biotech company could be interested in having such an organisation as investor?
imho, this is hard to discuss without inside knowledge about the industry.
A way forward could be to collect data about companies and experimental therapies.
Based on this data, there would have to be direct communications with those companies to learn about their needs.
Not sure if there is a list already, I would imagine something like this:
Obviously, talking to Roche or Biogen would not make sense, because they have more money than they can ever use?
Also, we would need a team member that has a medical background and can help to evaluate those experimental therapies for us.
I currently don't know anybody who could contribute that skill. Asking through some students or some familiy doctors could help...
Cheers, Markus
A way forward could be to collect data about companies and experimental therapies.
Based on this data, there would have to be direct communications with those companies to learn about their needs.
Not sure if there is a list already, I would imagine something like this:
Name | Country | Product |
Opexa Therapeutics | US | Tcelna |
AB Science | France | Masitinib |
Ankar Pharmaceuticals | Spain / Philipines | AP-1 |
Alkremes Inc. | ALKS 8700 | |
Arena Pharmaceutical | APD334 | |
Antisense Therapeutics | ATL1102 | |
Bionure | US | BN201 |
Concert Pharmaceutical | CTP-354 | |
Glialogix | US | GLX1112 |
MediciNova | Ibudilast (MN-166) | |
Inhibikase | US | IkT-001Pro |
Innate Immunotherapeutics Limited | Australia/New Zealand | MIS416 |
Roche | Switzerland | Ocrelizumab |
Roche | Switzerland | Zenapax (Daclizumab) |
Biogen | US | anti-LINGO-1 |
MedDaySAS | France | MD1003 |
ImStem Biotechnology | IMS001/IMS002 |
Also, we would need a team member that has a medical background and can help to evaluate those experimental therapies for us.
I currently don't know anybody who could contribute that skill. Asking through some students or some familiy doctors could help...
Cheers, Markus
mhorisberger- Posts : 6
Join date : 2015-10-09
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