Despite $109M influx in August, GreenLight Biosciences brings out the axe to chop a quarter of its staff
As staff reductions romp across the industry, the RNA R&D and manufacturing company GreenLight Biosciences is the latest to bring out the axe.
The company said Wednesday it is reducing staff by 25% as part of a wider realignment. The decision aims to have GreenLight focus on “near-term value drivers” as well as allow for more cash in its pocket.
GreenLight also detailed that it will integrate its “platform team” into respective teams for plant and human health, necessitating a staff reduction. According to a statement from a GreenLight spokesperson, despite the company roping in $109 million in financing in August, the current market conditions necessitate the need to extend cash and reprioritize.
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