IPO Update: 35 Biopharmas Provide -6.1% Average Return; New Offerings Feel Stock Market Impact
Executive Summary
Only 16 drug developers that went public in the US during the first three quarters are trading in positive territory. While the IPO queue keeps growing, ADC Therapeutics and Monopar cite "market conditions" as they postpone their offerings.
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