Valerio Therapeutics completes acquisition of Etherna Immunotherapies
Bitget2026/10/12 06:19- Valerio Therapeutics completed the acquisition of Etherna Immunotherapies, taking 100% of its share capital and voting rights.
- Deal valued Etherna at an enterprise value of EUR 30 million, funded through cash consideration and share consideration.
- Cash portion was funded via issuance of 68,220,333 new ordinary shares at EUR 0.59 each, raising about EUR 40.25 million.
- Transaction expands an integrated RNA platform spanning nucleic acid chemistry, lipid nanoparticle delivery, targeted moiety engineering, manufacturing.
- Post-transaction share capital totals 587,615,993 shares, with Artal International holding 42.6%.
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