
Albion Ventures et al. sell Haemostatix to Ergomed
Albion Ventures and other investors have sold Notthingham-based biotech business Haemostatix to Ergomed.
All investors, including Catapult Ventures, Esperante, Nesta and the Wellcome Trust, have exited their shares. Ergomed wholly acquired Haemostatix for an initial consideration of £8m and a contingent consideration of a further £20m.
Ergomed acquired the business as an extension of its co-development portfolio.
Previous funding
In April 2008, Spark Ventures, Catapult and Nesta invested £1.24m in Haemostatix. In 2006, the investors injected a further £3.1m into the company.
Company
Founded in 2003 as a spinout of the University of Leicester and based in Notthingham, Haemostatix develops topical clotting agents. Its technology is based on a novel class of molecule that binds directly to fibrinogen to promote haemostasis and is targeted at the global surgical bleeding market.
People
Albion Venures – Christoph Ruedig (partner).
Ergomed – Miroslav Reljanovic (CEO).
Advisers
Company – JSB Partners (corporate finance).
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