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Neuraxpharm’s Brain Acquisition Stems From Expansion Ambitions

CNS Specialist ‘Now Able To Bring New Products To The Greek Market’

 
• By Dean Rudge

Privately-owned Neuraxpharm has found another company to give it further access to a new European market, picking up Athens-based Brain Therapeutics. It aims now to introduce its Buccolam (midazolam) in Greece.

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Neuraxpharm is looking to offer Buccolam in Greece • Source: Shutterstock: Panchenko Vladimir

Acquisition hungry Neuraxpharm has struck another deal, this time to expand its business in Southeast Europe. The privately-owned central nervous system specialist has acquired Brain Therapeutics, an Athens-based, CNS-focused marketing and distribution company offering CNS products in its native Greece, as well as Cyprus and the Balkan countries.

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