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- Bonesupport Holding AB (publ) (Nasdaq Stockholm: BONEX; FWB: 2B4.F) is a Sweden-based orthobiologics company that develops and commercializes innovative injectable bioceramic bone graft substitutes based on the patented CERAMENT technology platform, which remodels to host bone in six to twelve months and elutes pharmaceuticals to promote healing. The company's core products include CERAMENT BVF for filling bone voids and surgical augmentation; CERAMENT G, a gentamicin-loaded variant for treating bone and joint infections such as chronic osteomyelitis; CERAMENT V, a vancomycin-eluting product for infection management; and CERAMENT G in Spine, under development for spinal procedures, with recruitment of specialized distributors underway. These synthetic, radiopaque, osteoconductive products address fractures and bone voids caused by trauma, infection, disease, revision arthroplasty, diabetic foot complications, and orthopedic surgeries, serving orthopedic surgeons, trauma specialists, and infection management clinicians.
Founded in 1999 and headquartered at Scheelevägen 19, Ideon Science Park, Lund, Sweden, Bonesupport operates primarily in two segments: North America, which drives the majority of sales growth, and Europe & Rest of World, with commercial availability in the United States, Europe, India, Malaysia, Oman, Singapore, and additional markets through a network of independent distributors following the termination of its U.S. agreement with Zimmer Biomet in 2018.
Recent developments include robust sales growth, with net sales rising 54% to SEK 283.5 million in Q1 2025 (50% at constant exchange rates), led by 63% growth in North America; publication of five-year data from a 105-patient clinical study in January 2025 demonstrating CERAMENT G and V superiority over standard treatments for diabetic foot bone infections, achieving 87.5% survival versus 44.9%; receipt of New Technology Add-on Payment (NTAP) status from U.S. CMS for CERAMENT G; anticipation of FDA decisions on CERAMENT G for open fractures and expanded CMS reimbursements for orthopedic procedures in August 2025; announcement in April 2025 of CEO transition, with Torbjörn Sköld succeeding Emil Billbäck effective September 1, 2025, and Sköld acquiring 15,000 shares in June 2025; and ongoing clinical and regulatory preparations for CERAMENT G in spine indications.