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Article: Alternative Financings Provide Biotechs With More Options.
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- BIOWORLD Today
- Article date:
- November 3, 2009
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Staff Writer
With $8.8 billion raised by global biotechnology companies through May 10 this year, there seems to be no shortage of money available. About $2.9 billion of that funding has gone to private companies, $2.2 billion to public offerings and a hefty $3.7 billion to other public company financing vehicles.
The "other" category includes not just equity options such as warrants or PIPEs, but a growing contingent of alternative, nondilutive financing options. Industry experts delved into those alternatives last week in a panel organized by the Southern California industry organization BIOCOM.
Andrew Busser, principal of Symphony Capital ...
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