Q BioMed Inc. Chemotherapeutic Uttroside B, Receives Patent from United States Patent Office and Notice of Allowance for Europe
Q BioMed Inc. has announced a strengthening of its IP portfolio with a new patent granted for its liver cancer drug candidate, Uttroside B, in the US, as well as a notice of allowance in Europe, adding to existing patents in Korea, Canada, and Japan. This candidate has received Orphan Drug designation from the FDA and shows promising results in pre-clinical tests. With liver cancer cases rising, there is significant demand for effective treatments. CEO Denis Corin emphasized exploring strategic options to enhance shareholder value despite challenging market conditions. Q BioMed also holds a $3.5M stake in Mannin Research and anticipates this value could rise due to ongoing trials and funding, potentially exceeding $100M. The company is committed to recognizing its inherent asset value despite stock performance issues, influenced by macroeconomic factors.
- Uttroside B received a patent in the U.S. and notice of allowance in Europe, strengthening IP portfolio.
- The drug candidate has shown promising results in pre-clinical pharmacokinetic testing.
- Orphan Drug designation from the FDA aims to enhance market potential.
- Q BioMed has a $3.5M equity stake in Mannin Research, with anticipated growth in value due to non-dilutive funding.
- Dismal stock performance and valuation not reflective of asset value.
- Challenges in raising capital due to the current biotech funding climate.
- Inability to timely file annual reports due to financial constraints.
Company's Liver Cancer Drug Candidate IP Portfolio strengthened
Company provides operational update on strategic opportunities
In addition to successfully prosecuting its IP portfolio the company is engaged in finding strategic opportunities to best preserve and create value for its shareholders.
The company has an approved non-opioid cancer pain palliation asset that is an effective therapeutic, it's a non-opiate and can save hospitals millions of dollars in economic outcome improvements. In addition, it has a very promising liver cancer chemotherapeutic that has been granted US orphan drug status and several international patents, and recently was also granted a patent in USA. The plan is to advance this asset into the clinic in a non-US country where the government is offering
QBioMed has an equity stake in
The company believes these assets are far more valuable than the current market cap of the company and are determined to find a way to recognize that value for its shareholders and those that made these assets into promising therapeutics that could help many people around the world.
While the company believes these corporate activities are building value, it is of course aware of the dismal stock performance. Unfortunately, its cap and debt structure coupled with the general macro-market uncertainty and specifically the biotech market capitulation, has resulted in a valuation for QBIO that they maintain, is not reflective of the inherent asset value within their portfolio. The current microcap and biotech funding climate is making raising capital very challenging and keeping up with the considerable expense of public company operations and professional fees has resulted in them not being able to timely file or annual report. The company is working on remedying that as soon as possible
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