So based on the above quote larger scale manufacturing may need to come before a phase 3 trial starts. I mean they need the drug to supply to a large volume of patients. If they are scaling up capacity to make this drug then perhaps a phase 3 Is on the horizon. It’s promising that they are partnered with Phyton to produce it. It seems like the Phyton partnership may be paving the way for the phase 3 of mipsagargin.
Now that manufacturing capacity is ready there is a potential suspected reverse merger so they can capitalize on the value of having a phase 3 drug and being publicly traded. At the same time as patent submission by Phyton?
This is all just speculation on my part but very interesting timing.