Its going higher and higher but its still dirt cheap with a ridiculous market cap of $60 million .
“The completion of the enrollment of our pivotal Phase 3 clinical program for bronchiectasis last year was a critical achievement for Aradigm. All our efforts are now focused on having the key data analyses for both trials completed this year to enable us to file the US NDA early in 2017, followed by submission for market authorization in the European Union,” said Igor Gonda, CEO and President of Aradigm.
"Aradigm's Lipoquin and Pulmaquin inhalable antibiotics are potential best-in-class treatments designed for chronic use and to be effective at treating bacterial infections in patients' lungs, while also minimizing lung irritation that is common in cystic fibrosis and especially bronchiectasis patients," said Andrew I. McDonald, Ph.D., Founding Partner at LifeSci Advisors. "The recent partnership with Grifols provides adequate funding to bring the program through Phase III trials in bronchiectasis and may allow Aradigm to pursue additional indications."
About Non-Cystic Fibrosis Bronchiectasis
Non-CF BE is a severe, chronic and rare disease characterized by abnormal dilatation of the bronchi and bronchioles, frequently associated with chronic lung infections. It is often a consequence of a vicious cycle of inflammation, recurrent lung infections, and bronchial wall damage. Non-CF BE represents an unmet medical need with high morbidity and mortality that affects more than 110,000 people in the U.S. and over 200,000 people in Europe. There is currently no drug approved for the treatment of this condition.
