Phosphagenics (ASX: POH) is a Melbourne-based biotechnology company. Its core technology is built around the science and application of TPM™ delivery systems. This system enables transdermal delivery of proven pharmaceutical actives and enhances dermal delivery of pharmaceutical, cosmeceutical and nutraceutical actives.
Phosphagenics moving in leaps and bounds
Melbourne-based biotechnology company Phosphagenics (ASX: POH) has been quizzed by the Australian Securities Exchange noting an increase in market price from yesterday’s close of $0.071 and the volume of shares traded.
Current share price is $0.09.
The company indicated it was not aware of any information that had not been announced.
It said that in February 2010, a total of 157,960,969 shares were traded with six trading days recording volumes in excess of 10.7 million shares with the highest daily volumes being 43.3 million (01.02); 30.7 million (11.02) and 24.5 million (24.02).
In February 2010 the closing market prices ranged between $0.069 (01.02) and $0.08 (26.02) with the highest closing price being $0.099 (11.02).
The company made an announcement in relation to oxycodone on 1 February and then in the Appendix 4E on 19 February 2010, referring to the next oxycodone clinical trials being undertaken in the second half of 2010.
Phosphagenics' aim is to become the first company to offer an oxycodone patch that will provide sustained pain relief.









