Acacia Research Corp.
Biological arrays maker expands alliance with Inbio
Published in Health Insurance Week, February 26th, 2006
Major components of the expanded relationship include the transfer of day-to-day operational responsibility and majority ownership of CombiMatrix Corp.'s wholly owned subsidiary, CombiMatrix K.K. (KK) to Inbio along with an expanded distribution agreement that encompasses Japan.
Inbio has obtained 67% of the voting interests in the KK and will expand its distribution agreements with the CombiMatrix group. Inbio will assume all operational and financial responsibilities of the KK including...
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