Data to dollars: Geron sells stock to raise over $200M after PhIII readout on MDS drug
Following a Phase III readout last week on its blood cancer drug, Geron has raised about $213 million via a public offering.
The money will go toward preparing for a potential launch for its drug, imetelstat, in low-risk myelodysplastic syndromes, or MDS, the patient population of the Phase III trial, according to Geron’s press release Tuesday afternoon. Including the underwriters’ purchase of additional shares of common stock, Geron sold 68 million shares of common stock at $2.45 and pre-funded warrants for 25 million shares at $2.449.
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