GtreeBNT Aims To Validate Business Model Via Licensing Deals
Executive Summary
2017 may be a milestone year for GtreeBNT as it progresses its late clinical stage pipeline in the US for various high-need indications including glioblastoma, the South Korean bioventure’s CEO assuring investors that he expects to see “good results” in the near future as it seeks licensing deals for its assets.
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