Skip to main content
The Markets by Proactive
Go to Proactive UK
Proactive UK has moved. Proactive’s coverage of London’s small caps continues on proactiveinvestors.com Go there →
Advertisement
The Markets
by Proactive
Proactive UK has moved.
Coverage of London’s small caps continues on proactiveinvestors.com
Go to Proactive UK
The Markets
by Proactive
Proactive UK has moved.
Small-cap coverage continues on .com
Go to Proactive UK
Advertisement
The Markets
by Proactive
Proactive UK has moved.
Small-cap coverage continues on .com
Go to Proactive UK

Cannabis

Graft Polymer’s new GraftBio division gets first commercial order 

The company received a bulk order to produce nutraceuticals for the US market

Graft Polymer (UK) PLC (LSE:GPL) has received a first commercial purchase order for its fledgling GraftBio division, the company said in a statement today.

The UK-based food supplement and drug delivery system developer launched its new division, GraftBio, in 2020 to develop intellectual property for pharma applications.

In a trading update, it said it had received a US$1mln order for an anti-inflammatory supplement that will be sold in the US market.

MGC Pharmaceuticals Ltd (LSE:MXC, OTC:MGCLF, ASX:MXC), with which it has a licensing agreement, has ordered 50,000 ArtemiC Rescue nutraceuticals following a bulk order from US-based AMC Holdings Inc.

Graft Polymer said it will begin production immediately and that it expects to fulfil the order over the next three months.

Chief executive Victor Bolduev said: “This near-term revenue generating purchase order from MGC Pharma is a significant moment for Graft Polymer, and one which we anticipate follow-on orders from in the coming quarters.

“The ability for the GraftBio proprietary drug delivery system division to licence and produce a wide range of products for pharmaceutical clients like MGC Pharma, and many other customers and industries going forward, demonstrates the diverse nature of our technology.”

Advertisement
The Markets
by Proactive
Proactive UK has moved.
Small-cap coverage continues on .com
Go to Proactive UK