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BRIEF-BioAge Labs Announces Pricing Of Upsized Initial Public Offering Of 11 Million Shares At $18.00 Per Share

Sep 25, 2024 9:53 PM

Sept 25 (Reuters) -

* BIOAGE LABS ANNOUNCES PRICING OF UPSIZED INITIAL PUBLIC

OFFERING

* BIOAGE LABS, INC- ANNOUNCED PRICING OF UPSIZED INITIAL

PUBLIC

OFFERING OF 11 MILLION SHARES AT A PUBLIC OFFERING PRICE OF

$18.00 PER SHARE

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