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Medical device maker AirXpanders completed a private placement first announced in August 2018, issuing shares to Vivo Ventures and its chairman Barry Cheskin to raise about US$3.4 million, notifying the ASX accordingly.
Medical device maker AirXpanders appoints US industry veteran Frank Grillo as chief executive, succeeding interim leader Scott Murcray, with co-founder Barry Cheskin welcoming the hire ahead of Grillo fronting July's investor call.
AirXpanders' quarterly update: steady revenue, cost cuts and headcount reductions, Scott Murcray interim CEO while the board searches for a permanent chief, and a planned move to Australian distributors.
ASX-listed medical device maker AirXpanders, based in California, released its 2017 full-year results, reporting growing AeroForm sales, a US$34 million equity placement, and a US$15 million debt facility with Oxford Finance.
US-based medical device maker AirXpanders, listed on the ASX, proposes adding Liz Hammack to its board as co-founder Teddy Shalon departs and fellow director Dennis Condon faces re-election at its May annual meeting.
ASX-listed medical device maker AirXpanders, based in California, has committed investors for a A$45 million private placement at A$0.92 per CDI, with Canaccord Genuity as sole lead manager, to fund its US commercial launch.
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Breast reconstruction device maker AirXpanders gained US regulator clearance for its needle-free AeroForm tissue expander, enabling a January 2017 American launch; an amended CE Mark also covers an enhanced version.
ASX-listed breast reconstruction device maker AirXpanders secured commitments for a 20 million dollar placement at 76 cents per CDI, and appointed Scott Murcray CFO/COO ahead of its planned US launch.