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As for the real reasons why Amarantus was able to acquire LymPro so cheaply, the most complete discussion was given by Gerald himself in response to a question by Jason Napadano in the April 2013 investor conference call. There was up-front cash and shares, there is a milestone payment of $1MM, and there are 9% royalties going to MemoryDX upon commercialization. The acquisition is structured so Amarantus funds the commercialization and MemoryDX receives a percentage of the profits. In that regard, it's not as "cheap" as it seems. This is a significant amount of money going to MemoryDX if actual demand for the test reaches revenue estimates.
Here's a link to that discussion. It answers a lot of questions and dispels some false assumptions.
LymPro Acquisition
This post is a duplicate of my earlier IHub post. It is part of the larger 2013 Conference Call audio file from my preceding post.
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