The early-stage biotech Abpro has postponed its $69 million IPO, according to a report from Renaissance Capital, delaying a capital infusion it hoped would support the first clinical trials of its lead product candidates over the next year
Individuals aren’t the only ones making New Year’s Resolutions. Three biotech companies want to start out the new year with a new start—as publicly traded companies.
Rhythm Pharmaceuticals has topped its expectations in its IPO, selling more shares—at a higher price—than expected when it announced its intention to go public a few weeks back.