Flush with $165M IPO cash, Zentalis entices Tybourne, OrbiMed to fund a $20M China joint venture
Weeks after jumping into the public eye with an upsized $165 million IPO ($190 million if you count the overallotment), setting an upbeat tone for the later pandemic biotech floats, Zentalis Pharmaceuticals is following up with a plan to take three of its experimental cancer drugs to China.
Tybourne Capital Management had led a $20 million Series A for Zentera Therapeutics, a joint venture tasked with developing and commercializing current and future drugs out of Zentalis. OrbiMed Asia also came on board, though Zentalis remains the majority shareholder.
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