Anteris Technologies: Launches $35m capital raise as FDA approves DurAVR study

Anteris Technologies Launches $35m capital raise as FDA approves DurAVR study

  • Anteris Technologies (AVR) launches a $35 million capital raise for the clinical development of its DurAVR transcatheter heart valve (THV) system
  • The company also received expanded FDA approval for an early feasibility study (EFS) assessing the DurAVR THV system in subjects with severe aortic stenosis
  • Anteris CEO Wayne Peterson says the removal of prior study conditions by the FDA will pave the way for the company’s “ground-breaking technology”
  • The capital raise will go towards funding DurAVR development and also providing general working capital
  • AVR shares are down 4.7 per cent, trading at $22.91 at 2:50 pm AEDT
Steve Sam
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