Next-gen RNAi drugmaker City prices $200M IPO
Next-gen RNAi drugmaker City prices $200M IPO
City Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biotechnology company pioneering next-generation RNA interference (RNAi) medicines, founded by John Maraganore (former CEO of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals) and a team of RNAi pioneers. The company's lead platform is based on cleavage-inducing tiny guide RNAs (cityRNAs) designed to improve potency and durability over first-generation siRNA therapeutics, with three programs in the pipeline targeting cardiometabolic and rare diseases.
None publicly disclosed; private RNAi platform company focused on pipeline development.
First IND filing for CTX-001 cardiometabolic program
Pipeline expansion update and potential Series B or strategic partnership
Next-gen RNAi drugmaker City prices $200M IPO
City Therapeutics has finalised its IPO, raising $200 million for a pipeline of RNA interference therapies headed by a novel anticoagulant.
City Therapeutics will join a slew of biotechs that have entered the public markets this year, with a $200 million raise that landed above expectations.
City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge
City Therapeutics has closed a $99M financing round to advance its pipeline of three RNAi medicines, betting on a next-generation small interfering RNA platform that aims to improve potency and durability over current standards.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer (former CEO of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals)