Cuprina MENA Secures Exclusive License for Medicinal Leeches in GCC Countries and Completes Lab for Chronic Wound Therapy in Saudi Arabia

Reuters
04 Jun
Cuprina MENA Secures Exclusive License for Medicinal Leeches in GCC Countries and Completes Lab for Chronic Wound Therapy in Saudi Arabia

Cuprina MENA Co. Ltd, a 49%-owned associate of Cuprina Holdings (Cayman) Ltd, has completed the establishment of a laboratory in Saudi Arabia designed to manufacture MEDIFLY maggot debridement therapy for chronic wound treatment. This new facility will supply the therapy throughout the Middle East and North Africa region. Additionally, Cuprina MENA has acquired exclusive rights to market medicinal leeches in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, a treatment increasingly used for medical conditions such as venous congestion and to enhance tissue healing post-surgery. These strategic advancements are expected to broaden Cuprina's market presence in the MENA and GCC regions.

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