Duchenne MD dad pivots from last-minute alert on FDA's partial hold to $125M IPO for Solid Bio
In most IPOs, risk factors can range from anything from “our lead drug may not work” to the threat of famine and plague — they’re intended to cover virtually every contingency.
But as Ilan Ganot was out drumming up support for his $125 million IPO for Solid Biosciences in recent months, there was one key risk factor that hadn’t been included. The FDA had put its lead drug on partial clinical hold in November, with regulators refusing to allow researchers to start testing the high dose.
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