Vitrafy Life Sciences gears up for fourth quarter float
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Fresh from closing an oversubscribed pre-IPO capital raise last month, cryopreservation company Vitrafy Life Sciences is gearing up for a float in the fourth quarter of this calendar year.
The business, which was only established in 2018, has appointed Bell Potter to manage the float, after stockbroking firm also managed the companyâs successful pre-IPO raise.
Vitrafy CEO and co-founder Sean Cameron with co-founder and head of R&D, Brent Owens.Â
The business was founded by Sean Cameron and former MasterChef winner Brent Owens, who discovered they had unlocked the ability to conserve bilogical materials at very low temperatures when initially investigating how to preserve food.
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Hospice in the Weald makes rooms available for people dying of coronavirus
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Updated: 13:03, 27 January 2021
A hospice has made more than half of its room available to people dying of coronavirus, as hospitals continue to come under intense pressure due to the pandemic.
Hospice in the Weald has made 14 private rooms immediately available for patients at the end of their lives at its In-Patients ward in Pembury and its base near Mayfield in East Sussex.
Hospice in the Weald is making beds available following intense pressure on hospitals
This is in response to the continued pressure on beds at Maidstone Hospital and Tunbridge Wells Hospital, which form the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust (MTW).