Popular Nordic Nanovector Private Placement To Fund Pipeline Progress
Executive Summary
Nordic Nanovector's oversubscribed private placing secures its freedom to target therapies for hematological cancers and compete directly with other fully funded players in the field, while remaining independent.
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