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67 MSEK in new funding

June 3, 2022

We are pleased to announce that we have raised SEK 67 million in a new share issue led by Sciety. Other significant investors include Karolinska Development, Polynom AB, Almi Invest, and Almi Invest Syd. The new capital will be used to finance drug substance manufacture, implement a clinical phase I trial of the drug candidate PN6047, and continue the company's development.

Per von Mentzer, CEO, comments:

"We are delighted to have secured this new capital and would like to thank everyone who has participated in the share issue for their great trust in PharmNovo. As a result, we are now well equipped to continue developing our treatment for neuropathic pain. We look forward to the first in-human-study, which is expected to start later this year."

 

Göran Lerenius, Chairman of the board, comments:

"This successful capital raise is proof of the great interest in our work. In addition to the capital injection, it is also very satisfying to have a group of investors with us who share our vision of improving the quality of life for the millions of people who suffer from neuropathic pain."

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67 MSEK in new funding

June 3, 2022

We are pleased to announce that we have raised SEK 67 million in a new share issue led by Sciety. Other significant investors include Karolinska Development, Polynom AB, Almi Invest, and Almi Invest Syd. The new capital will be used to finance drug substance manufacture, implement a clinical phase I trial of the drug candidate PN6047, and continue the company's development.

Per von Mentzer, CEO, comments:

"We are delighted to have secured this new capital and would like to thank everyone who has participated in the share issue for their great trust in PharmNovo. As a result, we are now well equipped to continue developing our treatment for neuropathic pain. We look forward to the first in-human-study, which is expected to start later this year."

 

Göran Lerenius, Chairman of the board, comments:

"This successful capital raise is proof of the great interest in our work. In addition to the capital injection, it is also very satisfying to have a group of investors with us who share our vision of improving the quality of life for the millions of people who suffer from neuropathic pain."

More information:

Press release

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Petra Larson
Author:
Petra Larson

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