Lexeo Therapeutics Inc. became the 20th biopharma to launch an initial public offering in the US on 2 November when it sold 9.09 million shares at $11 each to gross $100m in its late-night public market debut. The proceeds will fund its development of genetic medicines to treat genetically defined cardiovascular diseases and APOE4-associated Alzheimer’s disease.
Finance Watch: Lexeo Launches 20th US Biopharma IPO In 2023
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