Cingulate prices a downsized public offering as IPO party appears to die down
A few months after filing its S-1, Cingulate finally joined the biotech IPO crowd yesterday — but it wasn’t greeted with quite the same fanfare that other life science companies saw earlier this year.
The Kansas-based biotech, focused on creating longer-acting ADHD meds, priced 4.2 million shares at $6 apiece, raising a meager $25 million. That price was the low end of an already revised range of $6 to $8.
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