MacroCure
Therapeutic Platform for Hard-to-Heal Wounds
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in January 2008, MacroCure operates with 1–10 employees. The company raised a total of $102 million across 3 funding rounds from 4 investors. MacroCure was acquired by Leap Therapeutics in January 2017.
Business overview
MacroCure Ltd is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing a novel therapeutic platform for chronic and hard-to-heal wounds, such as diabetic foot ulcers and venous leg ulcers. The company's core technology involves injecting the human body's own wound-healing and regenerative components directly into the wound. Its lead product candidate, CureXcell, is a combination of activated living human white blood cells designed to facilitate healing and stimulate wound closure. MacroCure serves the healthcare and life sciences sectors, specifically targeting pharmaceuticals and chronic patient care.
Strategic signal
In January 2017, MacroCure completed a merger with Leap Therapeutics. This strategic move indicates a significant consolidation within the biopharmaceutical sector, allowing for potential synergies in research, development, and market reach for wound treatment solutions. For investors, this signals a shift in the company's operational structure and future strategic direction under a larger entity.
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- What was a key strategic event for MacroCure in early 2017?
- In January 2017, MacroCure and Leap Therapeutics completed their merger, leading to MacroCure's acquisition and subsequent delisting from NASDAQ in January 2018.
- When did MacroCure announce its definitive merger agreement with Leap Therapeutics?
- MacroCure and Leap Therapeutics announced their definitive merger agreement in August 2016.
- What was the outcome of a significant clinical trial for MacroCure in August 2015?
- In August 2015, MacroCure's share price plunged following a trial failure, as reported by Globes.co.il.
- Which investors participated in MacroCure's May 2012 funding round?
- In May 2012, MacroCure received funding from Rainfall Ventures and Jerusalem Global Ventures.
- Which investors participated in MacroCure's April 2011 funding round?
- In April 2011, MacroCure received funding from Viola Growth and Docor International Management.