As privately held companies choose to remain private longer and defer their initial public offerings (IPOs), these companies are increasingly reliant on raising capital in successive private placements. For companies in the life sciences sector, for instance, a late-stage private (or mezzanine) placement made to known and well-regarded life science investors may serve to validate the company's technology. We have compiled data on late-stage private placements in the life sciences sector.
Read our Life Sciences Sector Survey of Late-Stage Private Placements for more information.
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