MAA Laboratories Inc.

Biotech · Private

Nanoformulation drug delivery technology (NanoContTM) that creates stable pharmaceutical nanocrystals (~100 nm) with improved solubility and bioavailability for poorly soluble drugs like dasatinib

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Grants
$925K
4 awards
Sector median: 1
Raised
—
No Form D on record
Contracts
—
No federal contracts on record
Patents
4
2 granted · 2 pending
Sector median: 2

Capital Timeline

Federal above the line · equity below · node area scaled to amount
Capital and federal award history
DateEventSourceAmount
Federal grantNational Science Foundation · Phase I · SBIR Phase I: The novel NanoCont drug delivery technology for creating nanoformulated medicines with improved safety, better quality, and more predictable clinical responses.$225,000
Federal grant· 1 of 2 same dayDepartment of Health and Human Services · Phase I · Novel Nanodrug Delivery System to Optimize Dose of Oncology Drugs$300,000
Federal grant· 2 of 2 same dayDepartment of Health and Human Services · Phase I · Novel Nanodrug Delivery System to Optimize Dose of Oncology Drugs$350,000
Federal grantDepartment of Health and Human Services · Phase I · Novel Nanodrug Delivery System to Optimize Dose of Oncology Drugs$50,000
Federal grant · SBIR/STTR

Peer position

Biotech · 4373 companies · ranked on federal contract value
Biotech companies ranked by federal contract value
#CompanyContractsDisclosed equity
3014CIRCUMVENT PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.——
3015Recodagen LLC——
3016DeepMind——
3017MAA Laboratories Inc.——
3018GLYCOMANTRA INC——
3019AQUILUS PHARMACEUTICALS INC——
3020Dualogics LLC——

Ranked on federal contract value rather than capital raised. The equity column is the comparison worth making — companies at the same procurement position often sit at very different points in their funding history.

Patents

USPTO · 2 granted of 4

Regulatory activity · Biotech

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