Otsuka Holdings and Otsuka Medical Devices have agreed to purchase the remaining interest in ReCor Medical from France-based venture capitalist Sofinnova Partners.
ReCor intends to continue to develop the Paradise System, a new therapeutic system for patients with hypertension, and explore its use in clinical applications such as heart failure, renal disease and other metabolic disorders following the acquisition.
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Additionally, Recor plans to build Otsuka Medical Devices’ incubation and clinical development centre in the US and Europe.
The transaction is subject to the approval of ReCor’s shareholders.
Based in Japan, Otsuka Holding is a pharmaceutical company involved in the purchase and sale of pharmaceutical products, while Otsuka Medical Devices, also based in Japan, is focused on research and development of medical devices.
ReCor Medical is a US-based medical device company.
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BioCryst Pharmaceuticals has terminated the previously announced merger agreement with Idera Pharmaceuticals as the former failed to acquire approval from the stockholders for the merger.
The original merger agreement, signed in January this year, aimed to combine the businesses of the two companies for the development of drugs indicated for the treatment of rare diseases. BioCryst agreed to pay $6m to Idera for transaction-related charges as part of the agreement.
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