Wound care company Nuo Therapeutics (OTC:NUOT) said yesterday that a federal court in Delaware approved a bankruptcy plan that would either see it continue as an independent company or become 95% owned by lender Deerfield Management. Gaithersburg, Md.-based Nuo filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January, 2 years after raising $35 million from Deerfield. Formerly known as Cytomedix, […]
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Nuo Therapeutics files for bankruptcy
Wound care company Nuo Therapeutics (OTC:NUOT) said yesterday that it’s declaring Chapter 11 bankruptcy a little more than 2 years after raising $35 million. Formerly known as Cytomedix, Nuo Therapeutics makes the Aurix hematogel, which is designed to stimulate the body’s native mechanisms to heal wounds. In April 2014, the company landed a $35 million investment from Deerfield […]
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