Structure Therapeutics upsizes IPO to $161M

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Top Story Structure Therapeutics' IPO Raises $161M for Pills to Rival Blockbuster Biologics Despite challenging financial market conditions, clinical-stage Structure Therapeutics was able to upsize its IPO. Much of the new cash will support its lead program, an oral small molecule that could weigh in on the diabetes and obesity indications currently dominated by blockbuster injectable medicines.

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