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Nvidia-Backed AI Biotech Iambic Up 16% After $150 Million IPO

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 15 October 2026, 16:31 UTC By Avalon Pernell 1 min read
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Iambic Therapeutics Inc. shares soared 16% in its trading debut after the clinical-stage cancer drugmaker and technology firm raised $150 million in a US initial public offering.

Iambic Therapeutics Inc. shares soared 16% in its trading debut after the clinical-stage cancer drugmaker and technology firm raised $150 million in a US initial public offering.
Nvidia-Backed AI Biotech Iambic (ORG) Therapeutics Inc. (ORG) US (LOCATION)
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