Nuo signs licensing and distribution agreement with Rohto for Aurix wound care system

Nuo Therapeutics, Inc. (OTCQX: NUOT) a pioneer in biodynamic therapies, today announced that it has signed an exclusive licensing and distribution agreement for the Aurix System with Rohto Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (“Rohto”), one of Japan’s leading pharmaceutical, health and wellness companies. Under the terms of the agreement, Nuo will receive an upfront payment from Rohto in exchange for an exclusive license and the right to develop and commercialize Aurix in the Japanese market. The agreement also contemplates additional royalty payments based on the net sales of Aurix in Japan and an additional future cash payment in the event specific milestones are met. In turn, Nuo will pay a one-time fee to Millennia Holdings (Millennia) to terminate the September 2009 license and distribution agreement. Millennia has been instrumental in establishing the advanced wound care market in Japan, and will continue to work with Rohto to develop the market for Aurix. Further, Rohto has assumed all responsibility for securing the Marketing Authorization (“MA”) from Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (“MHLW”), while Nuo will provide relevant product information, as well as clinical and other data to support Rohto’s MA application.

“This agreement is a significant validation of Aurix from a leader in the Japanese healthcare market, and an important milestone as we expand the product’s footprint outside of the United States,” said Martin Rosendale, Chief Executive Officer of Nuo Therapeutics. “We are excited to work with the team at Rohto to support its regulatory initiatives, and to share in the longer-term commercial success of Aurix as it enters Japan.”

Kunio Yamada, Chief Executive Officer of Rohto Pharmaceutical Co., added:

We are thrilled to partner with Nuo to bring The Aurix System to the Japanese market. The license is consistent with our strategy of evolving Rohto into an integrated health and beauty care company and expanding into more advanced areas of life sciences, including wound care and regenerative medicine. We believe that the potential for this product is substantial, and look forward to taking Aurix through the regulatory process with the MHLW.

Source: http://www.nuot.com/

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