Djokovic, Jelena's wife, has owned 80% of Quantbiores Biotechnology Company, which researched the production of Covid-19 drugs. The company operates across Europe and has made many steps in clinical trials on Civid-19 drugs.
According to ReutersDjokovic owns 40.8% of the shares and Jelena holds 39.2%. In fact, this deal was carried out in June 2020 and was completed. Djokovic and his wife are two new owners of Quantbiores Company.
So far, no one knows the total amount that the world's number one player spent on this acquisition. In addition to financial aspects, this is considered determined to bring good things to the world, helping to fight Djokovic's epidemic.
The drug of Quantbiores will be clinically tested in the UK this summer. CEO of the company, Ivan Loncarevic, said this is a medical medicine, not vaccinated vaccine.
Djokovic himself is also a person who is not interested in vaccinating. Many sources believe that he is a follower of the anti -vaccine movement.
But according to the German newspaper De Siegel, the Serbian player was infected when vaccinated. That's why he decided not to be vaccinated, not because of the vaccine thought as NHM was known for him.
Because of not being vaccinated, Djokovic was unable to attend the expansion of Australia, even had to receive very heavy punishments. He was banned from entering Australia within three years after experiencing two intense and expensive trials. His image was also affected after the recent incident.
