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AFT mulls appeal after adverse court ruling

The listed health company does not expect a material effect on 2024 earnings guidance.

AFT Pharmaceuticals and its managing director Hartley Atkinson decided to defend the claim back in 2020.

Kate McVicar Tue, 29 Aug 2023

AFT Pharmaceuticals is considering the impact of a High Court judgment that could see 35% of profits from a drug under development go toward a subsidiary's shareholder. 

Yesterday, the Auckland High Court upheld ‘parts’ of claims against publicly listed AFT Pharmaceuticals lodged by

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Kate McVicar Tue, 29 Aug 2023
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