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Aussie biotech Phosphagenics takes painstaking steps to slowly rebuild itself

Oct. 24, 2017

PERTH, Australia – After a few tumultuous years for Melbourne-based Phosphagenics Ltd., the company is recreating itself with a capital raising in the works and a new spate of global deals. CEO Ross Murdoch told BioWorld that he joined Phosphagenics in 2015 to help rebuild the firm's reputation after former CEO Esra Ogru swindled millions from the company.

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