Could SillaJen Get Back On Track Via M2N's Acquisition?
GreenFire Synergies Remain To Be Seen
Executive Summary
SillaJen selects another Korean firm as its new owner as trading in its stock continues to be suspended following the probe into its former CEO. But it remains to be seen whether the acquisition can catalyze a business breakthrough and speed up clinical development for the oncolytic immunotherapeutic firm.
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