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Biotech / Medical : neog - Neogen's E.Coli Test adopted by Japan
NEOG 6.040-0.2%12:41 PM EST

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To: Kramer who wrote (250)11/23/1998 8:09:00 PM
From: Mickey Szilagyi  Read Replies (1) of 441
 
Not much to talk about nor does it affect Neogen that much if at all. I looked up the articles in the Journal and it looks like Brewer was alleging BioPort insiders of having an edge on purchasing the Michigan Biologic Products Institute. His complaint went to the state ethics board and that is what was just dismissed. Brewer still has a suit in Ingham Circuit Court to reverse the purchase. I called Neogen and talked to IR and they are not concerned. Neogen acquired the sole rights to produce Bot Tox-B vaccine, as you said, and they think they are outside the scope of the court case. They also indicated that the Bot Tox-B vaccine is only a small part of Neogen's business. She said the Golden Nugget deal was more important. Looks like they spend $500,000 defending that case, which could have added to the bottom line. Finally a little action today. Probably due to winning their court case. FWIW, MJS
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