Poland’s leading biotech firm Selvita (WSE: SLV) has confirmed its intention to conduct a secondary public offering.
The company is planning to offer up to 2.2 million newly issued shares and expects to raise PLN 140 million zlotys ($42 million) net. Funds raised will be used towards the execution of Selvita’s development strategy for the years 2017-2021, the main goal of which is to generate growth of the company’s value through self-financing of the early stages of discovery and development of its innovative R&D projects, as well as its commercialization at more advanced stages of development than it’s been done up to date.
According to the development strategy presented in August 2017, by the year 2021, Selvita is planning to achieve the following business goals:
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