CAMP4's turn to "dark side" shows promise, with $75 million IPO

11 October 2024

Cambridge, Massachusetts-based RNA specialist CAMP4 Therapeutics (Nasdaq: CAMP) is set to raise $75 million as it goes public today.

CAMP4's distinctive approach revolves around its focus on regulatory RNA, targeting a largely untapped area of the genome, known as the "dark side" because it does not encode proteins.

The firm has a proprietary RNA Actuating Platform (RAP), which allows it to address conditions where a small increase in protein levels can significantly improve health outcomes.

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