Plotting a comeback after 2016 flop, Seres to raise $100M to prep C. difficile program for launch
Microbiome pioneer Seres Therapeutics faced numerous setbacks throughout the years in numerous fields, most prominently for its lead program in C. difficile infections. But the biotech has plotted a comeback after a major flop six years ago, and is confident enough to start seeking cash ahead of a possible market launch.
Seres on Thursday said it plans to raise $100 million by offering stock purchases to new and existing investors, giving the company some money to prepare for commercial activity and additional manufacturing capabilities. The biotech offered the shares $MCRB at $3.15 apiece, equal to Wednesday’s closing price.
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