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Neose Technologies

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Founded Year

1989

Stage

Dead | Dead

Total Raised

$89.51M

About Neose Technologies

Neose Technologies, Inc. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of therapeutic proteins that are competitive with best-in-class protein drugs currently on the market. The lead candidates in the company's pipeline, GlycoPEG-GCSF for chemotherapy-induced neutropenia, and GlycoPEGylated Factors VIIa, VIII and IX for hemophilia, target markets with 2006 aggregate sales of approximately $8 billion.

Headquarters Location

102 Rock Road

Horsham, Pennsylvania, 19044,

United States

215-315-9000

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Neose Technologies Patents

Neose Technologies has filed 3 patents.

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Application Date

Grant Date

Title

Related Topics

Status

5/5/2003

8/4/2009

EC 2.4.1, Transferases, Clusters of differentiation

Grant

Application Date

5/5/2003

Grant Date

8/4/2009

Title

Related Topics

EC 2.4.1, Transferases, Clusters of differentiation

Status

Grant

Latest Neose Technologies News

Neose sells PEG tech for $43m

May 16, 2016

By Nick TaylorNick Taylor , 18-Sep-20082008-09-18T00:00:00Z Related tags: BioGeneriX, Novo, Neose, PEGylation BioGeneriX and Novo Nordisk have signed deals to acquire most of Neose Technologies’ intellectual property for a combined total of $43m. Neose was already in developmental collaborations with BioGeneriX and Novo but has faced a difficult 12 months following the demise of its lead drug candidate in 2007. The company made a $28.5m loss last year, compared with a loss of $27.1m in the previous year. Earlier this year the company outlined its plans to refocus its R&D and highlighted its PEGylation collaborations with BioGeneriX and Novo as projects that were progressing well. However, Neose has now decided that the best way to maximise stockholder value and increase the likelihood of the products getting to market is to sell its assets. George Vergis, Neose’s CEO, said: “The announcement of these asset sales follows an extensive review of a range of strategic alternatives for the company, including obtaining further financing to continue as an independent entity and exploring mergers and acquisitions. “We believe that the sale of these assets to our existing collaborative partners maximizes stockholder value and increases the probability that patients will benefit from the continued development of drug candidates that incorporate our intellectual property, including GlycoPEG-GCSF and GlycoPEGylated Factors VIIa, VIII and IX.” Neose is a specialist in the PEGylation of proteins, which is a technology that enables the extension and customisation of a protein’s half-life. This is achieved by linking various size PEG polymers to glycans. The company has developed a library of enzymes for PEGylation that it produces in fungal and other expression systems. It has also developed technology to produce sugar nucleotides in large quantities. Using this technology Neose has developed neutropenia treatment GlycoPEG-GCSF with BioGeneriX. Positive Phase I data was released by the companies in November 2007, leading to Phase II trials being launched in June. Neose’s collaboration with Novo developed GlycoPEGylated Factors VIIa, VIII and IX for the treatment of haemophilia. Factor VIIa is the most developmentally advanced of the three treatments and entered into Phase I clinical trials in June 2007. Novo has spent about $21m to acquire the intellectual property for the treatments, which it views as being inline with its policy of expanding its presence within haemophilia treatments. Neose has retained certain intellectual property rights, including those related to the production of glycolipids. Although it is to retain these rights, liquidation of the company is being considered if stockholders approve. This content is copyright protected However, if you would like to share the information in this article, you may use the headline, summary and link below: Neose sells PEG tech for $43m By Nick TaylorNick Taylor, 18-Sep-2008 BioGeneriX and Novo Nordisk have signed deals to acquire most of Neose Technologies’ intellectual property for a combined total of $43m. Copyright - Unless otherwise stated all contents of this web site are © 2016 - William Reed Business Media SAS - All Rights Reserved - Full details for the use of materials on this site can be found in the Terms & Conditions Related news:

Neose Technologies Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • When was Neose Technologies founded?

    Neose Technologies was founded in 1989.

  • Where is Neose Technologies's headquarters?

    Neose Technologies's headquarters is located at 102 Rock Road, Horsham.

  • What is Neose Technologies's latest funding round?

    Neose Technologies's latest funding round is Dead.

  • How much did Neose Technologies raise?

    Neose Technologies raised a total of $89.51M.

  • Who are the investors of Neose Technologies?

    Investors of Neose Technologies include Novo Nordisk, Paramount Capital Asset Management, OrbiMed Advisors, Domain Associates, MHR Fund Management and 25 more.

  • Who are Neose Technologies's competitors?

    Competitors of Neose Technologies include Cerecin, Pfenex, AM-Pharma, Array Biopharma, XenoPort and 11 more.

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