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VC-Backed IPO Pipeline Keeps GrowingTengion priced its IPO last Friday, becoming the 11th VC-backed company to go public on a U.S. exchange in 2010. It also was the sixth to do so since we last looked /66353/vc-backed-ipo-pipeline-remains-full/ at the VC-backed IPO pipeline (the other newbies were Calix, China Lodging, MaxLinear, Meru Networks and SS&C Technologies). There also have been eight new additions to the pipeline in the past month. That works out to a total of 42 VC-backed companies currently in registration to go public on U.S. exchanges, representing more than $4.6 billion in targeted raise (a net increase of just over $100m). The full pipeline is after the jump...
IPO Pace Improves, But Comes at a PriceYes, your portfolio company can go public ... if it is willing to cut its offering price
- VCs Stuff More Companies Into IPO Pipeline
Financial Engines priced its IPO above range last night, and just closed its first day of trading up nearly 44 percent. It was the fifth VC-backed IPO to price in 2010, and the third to do so since we last looked at the VC-backed IPO pipeline /63772/vc-backed-ipo-pipeline-fills-up/ (the others were pharma companies AVEO and Anthera). There also have been four new additions to the pipeline in the past month, including the recent filing from Broadsoft. That works out to a net total of 38 VC-backed companies in registration to go public on U.S. exchanges, representing more than $4.5 billion in targeted raise. View the entire pipeline after the jump...
- Mark Pacala Joins Oak Hill Capital
Mark Pacala has joined Oak Hill Capital Partners as a senior advisor, with a focus on the healthcare sector. He has spent the past eight years as a general partner with Essex Woodlands Health Ventures. Before that, he ran both the Forum Group (sold to Marriot Corp) and American WholeHealth Inc.
- Alibris Buys Monsoon
Alibris Inc., an Emeryville, Calif.-based online marketplace for new and used books, has acquired Monsoon, a Portland, Ore.-based marketplace selling solutions company, for an undisclosed amount of cash and stock. Oak Hill Capital, which acquired Alibris in 2006, and Square 1 Bank helped finance the transaction.
- peHUB Wire: Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Random Ramblings
- peHUB Wire: Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Random Ramblings