DelSiTech has signed an agreement with Innovare for the development of long-acting human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) therapeutics.

Innovare will make upfront and milestones payments to DelSiTech and pay royalties on the final HIV product developed.

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Innovare will utilise DelSiTech’s Silica Matrix drug delivery platform for the development of a peptide membrane fusion inhibitor, which targets HIV-1 envelope protein.

The platform controls the drug release and provides stability to the product against heat for many years. The technology can be utilised for different types of molecules.

DelSiTech is a pharmaceutical company based in Finland, while Innovare is comprised of four Mexican pharmaceutical companies of LFB Mexico, Heklab Pharma, ODF, and Bioventure Holding.

Financial details of the deal remain undisclosed.

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