Tivic Health and Reliefband Technologies, LLC Terminate Acquisition Agreement – Yahoo Finance
Tivic remains committed to ClearUP growth
SAN FRANCISCO, December 09, 2022–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Tivic Health® Systems, Inc. ("Tivic") (Nasdaq: TIVC), a commercial-phase health technology company that develops and commercializes bioelectronic medicine, today announced that Tivic Health and Reliefband Technologies, LLC have, by mutual agreement, terminated the parties’ agreement for the acquisition of the Reliefband product line and related assets entered into on October 7, 2022. Information regarding the termination is contained in the company’s Current Report on Form 8-K filed with the SEC.
"The current capital market conditions are volatile and, after reviewing various financing alternatives, we believe proceeding with the acquisition is not in the best interest of our stakeholders at this time," said Jennifer Ernst, CEO of Tivic Health. "The relationship between Tivic Health and Reliefband management remains on good terms despite both teams’ disappointment in the outcome. We remain committed to our growth strategy and will continue to evaluate M&A, licensing, and partnership opportunities. Our focus in the near term will be to accelerate sales of ClearUP and expand our organic product pipeline."
About Tivic
Tivic Health Systems, Inc. is a commercial-phase health technology company delivering non-invasive bioelectronic treatments that provide consumers with a choice in the treatment of inflammation and certain other related conditions. For more information visit https://tivichealth.com @TivicHealth.
Forward-Looking Statements
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Contacts
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