Clovis says it needs money after reverse split voted down; CinCor touts PhII data for hypertension drug
Clovis Oncology needs a serious leg up after posting a $71.3 million net loss in Q2.
According to the company’s Q2 report, based on its current cash, cash equivalents and liquidity the company will need to raise additional capital in the near term to continue going on beyond February of next year.
A proposed reverse stock split of Clovis’ common stock, which would have freed up more capital, was not approved at its annual meeting of stockholders. The company said in the report it is looking at other sources of funding such as strategic partnerships or licensing arrangements for one or more of its products or candidates.
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