(Reuters) -Shares of weight-loss drug developer Metsera surged nearly 42% in a strong Nasdaq debut on Friday, valuing the ARCH Venture Partners-backed biotech firm at $2.68 billion. Shares of the ...

Shares of weight-loss drug developer Metsera jumped nearly 42% in a strong Nasdaq debut on Friday, valuing the ARCH Venture ...

The offerings reflect an increase in IPO activity that could continue, as four other biotechs recently outlined plans to go ...

Metsera is aiming to put its weight loss drug MET-097i, which boasts of a longer half-life, through Phase III trials.

The scale of the decline in Veru's shares despite the positive result may reflect the amplified expectations of investors for ...

The GLP-1 IPO arena has been heating up for the past two years and Metsera’s ask is one the largest in recent history.

Metsera, which is developing weight-loss drugs, said on Monday it is seeking a valuation of up to $1.78 billion in its U.S.

Metsera has set its sights on a hefty $289 million IPO as the next-gen obesity biotech seeks to fund a phase 3 trial of its ...

Weight-loss drug developer Metsera is targeting an up to $1.78 billion valuation in its initial public offering, the ARCH Venture Partners-backed biotech company said on Monday. New York City-based ...

Just as quickly, investors are losing their appetite for the trade. After a disappointing trial of a new Novo Nordisk drug last month and lower-than-expected sales figures from Eli Lilly for two ...

After Novo Nordisk (NVO) reported results from its Phase 3b STEP UP trial, which showed that adults with obesity achieved a 20.7% weight loss over 72 weeks with once-weekly 7.2 mg semaglutide and ...

The trial achieved its primary endpoint by demonstrating a statistically significant and superior weight loss at week 72 with semaglutide 7.2 mg versus placebo. When evaluating the effects of ...