Tiny IPO closes out Nasdaq's barren biotech year
Nasdaq added one more biotech to its 2022 roster in the final days of the year, closing out a quiet chapter in its history with a tiny IPO.
Coya Therapeutics raised $15.25 million by selling a mix of stock and warrants, with shares priced at $5 apiece and each warrant granting purchasers the right to buy Coya stock at $7.50 per share.
Based out of Houston, Coya specializes in leveraging regulatory T cells for neurodegenerative, autoimmune and metabolic diseases. At the time it filed its S-1 — in late November — the biotech comprised only six full-time employees.
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