US-based Becton, Dickinson and Co (BD) has announced seven underwritten public offerings of notes to raise $10.463bn.
The notes carry interest rates of 0.368% (due June 2019), 2.133% (due June 2019), and 2.404% (due June 2020). They also have rates of 2.894% (due June 2022), floating rate (due June 2022), 3.363% (due June 2024), 3.700% (due June 2027), and 4.669% (due June 2047).
Earlens Corp has announced the private placement of Series C preferred stock in order to raise $73m.
Vertex Healthcare subscribed to the placement along with participation from Cochlear Ltd, CRG, Richard King Mellon Foundation, Windham Venture Partners, and others.
The US-based company plans to use the funds for commercialisation of its Earlens hearing aid, and to support research and development (R&D) activities.
The UK-based biopharmaceutical company AstraZeneca plc has announced three public offerings of senior notes, including floating rate senior notes to raise gross proceeds of $2bn.
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By GlobalDataThe notes bear interest rates of 2.375% and 3.125%, which are due to mature in 2022 and 2027, respectively.
AstraZeneca plans to use the funds for general corporate purposes.
2bPrecise LLC has signed a technology licensing agreement with non-profit medical research group, Mayo Clinic, to develop genomics-based clinical decision support protocols.
As part of the agreement, 2bPrecise will incorporate the new protocols to measure results in patients affected with cardiovascular genetic disease.
2bPrecise is a provider of cloud-based precision medicine platform and is based in the US.
Trice Medical Inc has announced the raising of $19.3m in a series C venture financing round.
The US-based orthopaedic diagnostics devices developer plans to use the funds to expand its presence in the US market.