Looking at the pipelines of recent biotech IPOs is a great way to get a snapshot of new technologies and approaches to drug discovery or to see what’s coming in smaller indications. Complementing our recent highlight of large molecule-focused companies, below is a summary of 2020’s class of biotech IPOs focused on small molecule drug…
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2019 Biotech IPOs – Biologic Drug R&D
Of the 2019 biotech IPOs on the major US exchanges, there were 24 companies focused on developing non-small molecule drugs, about the same number as those developing small molecule drugs. Here’s a list of the companies (by market cap at IPO) along with a short summary of the key concepts for each company’s main programs.…
Biotechnology-Based Molecules in Oncology: 2021 IPO Review Pt. IV
This short article and poster summary takes a deeper look into the 2021 IPOs for biotechnology-based therapeutics being developed by oncology-focused companies, including: Antibody-drug conjugates Monoclonal antibodies Protein-based therapeutics Cell and gene therapies Other biotechnology-based therapeutics This article is Part 4 of a review series covering all of the initial public offerings for the biotech…
Scientific Highlights from 2020’s Drug Discovery Biotech IPOs
Recently, our team at Drug Hunter compiled the lead programs and mechanisms of small molecule and large molecule biotechs that IPO’d in 2020. We asked featured reviewers from our community what stood out to them about the science of this group of companies, and here are some highlights that emerged from the discussion. Any thoughts and comments shared are personal opinions only and…
2019 Biotech IPOs – Small Molecule R&D
Of the 2019 biotech IPOs on the major US exchanges, 25 companies are focused on discovering and developing small molecule drugs. Here’s a list of the companies (by market cap at IPO, top to bottom) along with the main mechanisms of action of the lead molecules and other publicly disclosed targets. The largest company by…
2020 Biotech IPOs – Large Molecule R&D Companies
Browsing through the pipelines of recent biotech IPOs is great way to catch up on emerging targets, novel drug modalities, and science at the edge of development. Unlike conferences and publications which tend to be a lagging indicator of what’s going on in industry (with many publications only being released years after a program has…
