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Concepta raises £2.3m to help fund international launches of MyLotus

Concepta PLC has conditionally raised £2.3m to help take its flagship myLotus fertility testing kit around the world.

The AIM company recently launched the home-test kit, which allows women to identify their most fertile days, in the UK, where it can be found in Boots’ chemists, but bosses have moved to arm themselves with plenty of cash as they seek similar launches in other territories.

“The past six months have seen the company successfully complete its clinical studies, gain regulatory approval and launch its first myLotus product,” said chairman Matthew Walls.

“Following the recent Boots UK announcement, we will be extending our digital marketing across the EU under our CE certification.”

He added: “It is an exciting time for the company and the placing funds will continue to strengthen and accelerate our commercial plans.”

08/04/19

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