Months after IPO, Novartis spinout resTORbio wins on PhIIb data — stock soars
Just six months after its debut on the Nasdaq, resTORbio is trotting out late-stage data this morning for its lead drug candidate — a TORC1 inhibitor they’re hoping will prevent respiratory infections in elderly folks. While it flopped in a combo trial, the company’s drug met its primary endpoint when tested by itself.
Investors are thrilled with the news, with resTORbio’s share price $TORC flying up 161% as of press time. Yesterday’s close was at $9.01 per share, and today its so far climbed to $23.50. If it holds, that’s a decent jump from its IPO price of $14 to $16 per share.
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