Ho Wah Genting Bhd’s wholly owned subsidiary HWGB Biotech Sdn Bhd today signed a memorandum of agreement with US-based E-Mo Biology Inc to invest in phase IV clinical trials for a new indication which proposes the use of existing poliomyelitis virus vaccines for prevention of Covid-19 and the research and development, testing, registration, manufacturing and commercialisation of five provisional patent applications.
Ho Wah CEO Datuk Lim Ooi Hong believes the eventual collaboration with EBI will enable a preventative vaccine to be made available soon.
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