Finance Watch: Amylyx, CinCor And Vigil Ready The First Biopharma IPOs Of 2022

First-Time US Offerings Could See A Strong Start

Public Company Edition: Mergers with special purpose acquisition corporations also continue to take companies public, with three new SPAC offerings in late 2021. Also, Xeris raised $30m in a private placement of stock to support its recently approved drug and Sirnaomics went public in Hong Kong.

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Initial public offerings for US biopharmaceutical companies generally slowed as 2021 drew to a close and biotechnology stock valuations continued to fall below broader stock indices. Nevertheless, three firms – Amylyx Pharmaceuticals, Inc., CinCor Pharma, Inc. and Vigil Neuroscience, Inc.  – are gearing up to launch the first IPOs of 2022.

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