Jeremy Levin joins the biotech IPO rush, gaining $75M for Ovid’s R&D game plan
Jeremy Levin is once again running a public company. His startup Ovid Therapeutics $OVID has successfully launched an IPO, raising $75 million after selling 5 million shares at $15 each — the low end of the range.
The move came as Urogen saw its shares $URGN climb north after raising $58 million in an upsized IPO. But the financial prize of the day went to Biohaven $BHVN, which snagged $168 million after selling 9.9 million shares. Add it all up and you’re looking at the first solid evidence that the IPO window is widening, with more such plays in the offing as some patient companies that have been biding their time start to jump in on the action.
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