Low-profile BeyondSpring files for $100M IPO to back cancer work; Erytech hammered after it pulls marketing application
BeyondSpring Pharmaceuticals, a low-profile biotech registered in the Cayman Islands with offices in New York and China, has filed for a $100 million IPO. The company’s main focus is on plinabulin, a drug it in-licensed in 2013 and now plans to put it into a slate of late-stage studies for neutropenia as well as non-small cell lung cancer. Its work on NSCLC revolves around mid-stage data collected on a subset of patients. And now it’s looking for investor support to pay for the R&D. Here’s the F-1.
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