SINGAPORE (Dec 15):  Catalist-listed iX Biopharma has launched a line of nutraceuticals – dietary supplements and fortified food products – that could help it turn a profit sooner than it could have done through the development of its pain management, erectile dysfunction and opioid treatment drugs.

The products could also improve market sentiment toward its stock price, which hit an all-time low of 18.4 cents two months ago and is more than 50% off its IPO price two years ago.

The company’s key product, Wafermine, or ketamine in a sublingual wafer formulation, has the potential to be a star, in the face of a major backlash against opioids, particularly in the US.

To continue reading,

Sign in to access this Premium article.

Subscription entitlements:

Less than $9 per month
3 Simultaneous logins across all devices
Unlimited access to latest and premium articles
Bonus unlimited access to online articles and virtual newspaper on The Edge Malaysia (single login)

Related Stories

Stay updated with Singapore corporate news stories for FREE

Follow our Telegram | Facebook