Article: Canadian Companies Inflazyme, GlycoDesign Plan C$12.8M Merger.

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The tough global biotechnology times are forcing a lot of companies to do a lot of things - reduce staff, refocus research, scramble for money and even file for Chapter 11 protection. They also are opening avenues for industry consolidation, an example being the planned C$12.8 million merger between Inflazyme Pharmaceuticals Ltd. and GlycoDesign Inc.

The definitive agreement has Inflazyme, of Vancouver, British Columbia, issuing 22 million shares to acquire the outstanding stock of Toronto-based GlycoDesign. Based on the 10-day average closing price of C58 cents for Inflazyme shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange leading up to ...

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