Midatech Survival Plan Scuppered By Shareholders
Investors Unconvinced About Proposed Bioasis Merger
Executive Summary
The UK firm's shareholders have not approved plans to acquire Bioasis, a decision that puts Midatech in a tricky situation as its cash will run out by mid-March.
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