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Drug Benefits Firm Rightway Eyes Eventual IPO After New Funding

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 24 September 2026, 10:00 UTC By Ike Swetlitz 1 min read
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Rightway, an upstart pharmacy benefit manager covering about 3 million people, is considering an initial public offering in the years ahead as it tries to chip away at a market long dominated by some of the largest healthcare conglomerates in the US.

Rightway, an upstart pharmacy benefit manager covering about 3 million people, is considering an initial public offering in the years ahead as it tries to chip away at a market long dominated by some of the largest healthcare conglomerates in the US.
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