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BRIEF-Clearside Biomedical To Pursue Sale Of Its Business Through Voluntary Chapter 11 Process

Nov 24, 2025 5:46 AM

Nov 24 (Reuters) - Clearside Biomedical Inc ( CLSD ):

* CLEARSIDE BIOMEDICAL TO PURSUE STRATEGIC SALE OF ITS

BUSINESS

THROUGH VOLUNTARY CHAPTER 11 PROCESS

* CLEARSIDE BIOMEDICAL INC ( CLSD ) - FILES FOR CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCY

* CLEARSIDE BIOMEDICAL INC ( CLSD ) - SEEKS AUTHORIZATION FOR AUCTION

AND

SALE PROCESS

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