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Scribe Therapeutics files for IPO in test of public appetite for earlier-stage biotechs

Scribe Therapeutics files for $75 million IPO to test public appetite for early-stage biotechs

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Scribe Therapeutics, a gene-editing company focused on cardiovascular diseases, filed for a $75 million IPO on the Nasdaq. The company's stockholders include Eli Lilly.

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The brief

Scribe Therapeutics, a biotech company focused on cardiovascular diseases, has filed for a $75 million IPO. The company, based in Alameda, uses gene-editing technology to fight cholesterol.

Coverage from Renaissance Capital, The Business Journals, Investing.com, Moomoo, and Endpoints News highlights Scribe Therapeutics' stockholder list, which includes Eli Lilly. The IPO will be listed on Nasdaq, but coverage does not yet specify when it will take place or how the public will respond.

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What is Scribe Therapeutics' focus?

Cardiovascular diseases

How much is Scribe Therapeutics seeking in its IPO?

$75 million

Who is a notable stockholder in Scribe Therapeutics?

Eli Lilly

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