Destiny Pharma leaps on £1.6m grant and UK-China collaboration - de.sharecast.com
Destiny Pharma leaps on £1.6m grant and UK-China collaboration
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Key takeaway
£1.6m non-dilutive grant extends Destiny Pharma's R&D runway without equity dilution.
- Step 1 · The triggerDestiny Pharma receives a £1.6m non-dilutive grant from Innovate UK for its XF antibiotic-resistance programme
- Step 2 · Knock-onthe grant extends Destiny Pharma's R&D cash runway without issuing new equity or debt
- Step 3 · Reaches youexternal validation from Innovate UK, Cardiff University, and Tianjin Medical University raises the probability of future licensing or partnering deals for the XF platform
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