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Evocutis

  • BY: Andrew Hore |
  • POSTED: 04/04/2012 |
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Dr Stephen Jones is stepping down as chief executive of Evocutis.

Dr Jones has a new job at an unrelated healthcare company. He will stay at Evocutis until the beginning of October or when a replacement is appointed, if that is earlier. Evocutis is at the stage of its evolution where it requires more commercial expertise. A number of large companies have shown interest in Evocutis’ products but there is little in the way of revenues.

Evocutis is the new name for Syntopix following its purchase of Leeds Skin in May 2011. The company more than doubled its interim revenues from £161,000 to £344,000 in the six months to January 2012. The loss was reduced from £557,000 to £434,000.

There was £1.85m in the bank at the end of January 2012.

At 2.12p a share, down 0.12p, Evocutis is valued at £3.68m.

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