SEED invests DKK 7.6m in Reapplix
Danish venture capital firm SEED Capital has invested DKK 7.6m in biotech company Reapplix.
The investment was made through the SEED Capital Denmark II fund and will support further clinical tests on the effect of the company's product. Reapplix has developed a new form of biological plaster to aid recovery for patients suffering from foot ulcers as a consequence of diabetes.
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