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Biotechs Put Initial Public Offerings on Hold
Weak market makes tried-and-true method of fundraising a disappointment in 2004
The Scientist 2004, 18(19):40
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Companies typically use their first-time listing on a stock exchange, known as the initial public offering (IPO), as a crucial one-time opportunity to generate cash. However, a run of disappointing biotech market debuts over the summer has caused many biotechnology companies to put their IPOs on hold or cancel them altogether.
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