Rates of Return in Diagnostics IPOs by Market Cap
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
The rarest IPOs in recent months have been those in diagnostics, with only three completed so far this year. Nonetheless, we wondered how diagnostics companies that received the highest market caps in IPOs over the past two years fared against their smaller-cap counterparts on delivering rates of return to private investors.
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