Anadis goes over
Friday, 06 June, 2008
Victorian biotech Anadis (ASX: ANX) has sold over $820,000 worth of new shares to its shareholders under its share purchase plan (SPP), raising over $70,000 more than was intended.
The company, which specialises in polyclonal antibodies, said it had originally only intended to raise $750,000 under the SPP, but because of overwhelming interest decided to sell more, raising $823,000.
The new funds will be used to help fund clinical trials, and ultimately commercialise new products, the company said.
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