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MiMedx Group Announces 2010 Results
Date:3/28/2011

, 2009.  Through March 28, 2011, an additional $1,089,000 has been raised in a Private Placement Offering.  Stockholders' equity as of both December 31, 2010, and December 31, 2009, was $6.1 million.  

Management CommentaryParker H. "Pete" Petit, Chairman and CEO, stated, "We are disappointed in our revenue performance during 2010. Unfortunately, we were severely limited by the slow pace of the regulatory agencies granting clearances for our products. Hindered by how few products we could market during the year, MiMedx fell short of our revenue goals. However, our biggest disappointment during the year was not receiving FDA clearance on our collagen fiber 510(k) submissions. We have a couple of submissions under review for our CollaFix™ products, and we are in continuous communications with the FDA to achieve our first clearance on these exciting products. At the end of 2010, we did receive a European certificate to market HydroFix™ Spine Shield for posterior as well as anterior surgery."

"Most notable of our 2010 achievements was our acquisition of Surgical Biologics, which was initiated during the year and closed at the beginning of 2011," added Petit. "We were extremely fortunate that our search for the best-of-class amniotic membrane tissue processor led us to a company located about ten miles away from MiMedx.  Surgical Biologics has perfected their processing technology far beyond the competitors. The addition of Surgical Biologics gives MiMedx its third biomaterial tissue platform. In addition, the amniotic tissues produce immediate revenue; provide revenue that is not dependent on timing of regulatory approvals; and create expanded strategic opportunities in wound care, burn healing, soft tissue trauma, and spinal applications. Surgical Biologics revenue will benefit from the MiMedx infrastructure by accelerating the growth and enabling the product lines to be launched on an international basis."

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