C4X’s interims revealed a refinement of its hybrid business model, whereby it will stop offering access to its drug discovery technology on a fee-for-service basis, instead seeking to strike more strategic and collaborative agreements with pharma/biotech partners. The recent £1.67m acquisition of Adorial, with an innovative technology to help identify novel drug targets, could significantly enhance and accelerate C4X’s drug discovery capabilities. With £5m in cash as of 31 January 2016, and operating costs on the rise to support pipeline and technology development, we anticipate a fresh financing in H216.


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A more refined approach
- Published:
29 Mar 2016 -
Author:
Linda Pomeroy -
Pages:
3 -
C4X’s interims revealed a refinement of its hybrid business model, whereby it will stop offering access to its drug discovery technology on a fee-for-service basis, instead seeking to strike more strategic and collaborative agreements with pharma/biotech partners. The recent £1.67m acquisition of Adorial, with an innovative technology to help identify novel drug targets, could significantly enhance and accelerate C4X’s drug discovery capabilities. With £5m in cash as of 31 January 2016, and operating costs on the rise to support pipeline and technology development, we anticipate a fresh financing in H216.