Biotech reverse mergers don’t have a good reputation. They suffer from a widespread perception as a last-ditch strategy for companies circling the drain. And while in many cases that may be accurate, it’s also a strategy that has been employed successfully by stronger companies with other options and has even helped some struggling companies pull back from the brink.
Surprisingly, a number of viable biotechs have emerged from a reverse merger, which is the acquisition by a private company of a public one. Almost one-quarter of life sciences mergers...
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