Updated: After a tortured run with a weak PARP player and cash fast running out, Clovis signals likely bankruptcy, slashes 115 staffers
Clovis Oncology’s rocky 13-year run from startup developer to commercialization — while surviving accusations of playing fast and loose with the data — may be coming to a close. The biotech, helmed by founder and CEO Patrick Mahaffy, today explained in its quarterly report that it is on course to run out of cash in a matter of weeks and may have no alternative but to file for bankruptcy.
In the SEC filing, Clovis also revealed that the company laid off 115 staffers on November 7 as cash dwindled. That came just days after the company skipped an interest payment, according to the filing.
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