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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