Kardigan targets $320 million IPO to fund three late-stage heart drugs
Kardigan, a biotech focused on cardiovascular therapies, announced plans for an initial public offering that aims to raise about $320 million.
The proceeds are intended to support the development and potential commercialization of three late-stage heart drugs that the company says are nearing the final phases of clinical testing.
The filing comes as Nasdaq listings for biotech firms gain momentum, following the recent record-breaking IPO of Parabilis Medicines, which set a high bar for similar offerings.
CEO Tassos Gianakakos said the capital raise will give Kardigan the resources needed to advance its pipeline and position the company for future growth.
This writeup was produced by pharmadog from original reporting by Endpoints.
Original headline: “Kardigan plans $320M IPO for heart drugs as Nasdaq listings gain steam”
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