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Outsourcing-Pharma (February 2020)

PPD prices IPO, seeking $1.5bn at a $9bn valuation

PPD sets terms of planned initial public offering.

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Greater Wilmington Business Journal (February 2020)

PPD begins trading on Nasdaq

PPD announces the pricing of its initial public offering of 60 million shares of its common stock at $27.00 per share.

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WECT (February 2020)

Wilmington pharmaceutical company PPD goes public

Shares of PPD’s common stock begin trading on The Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol “PPD.”

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Regulatory Focus (January 2020)

China’s evolving regulatory environment: Special report

Alistair Davidson, Guoliang Liu and Bill Wang assess how the clinical trial market has responded over the past few years and analyze the future of the China market.

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Greater Wilmington Business Journal (January 2020)

PPD files for IPO

PPD announces the launch of its initial public offering of 60 million shares of its common stock.

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Triangle Business Journal (January 2020)

PPD eyes China expansion as opportunity grows

PPD is expanding its operations and leadership team in China to provide enhanced clinical development, laboratory, regulatory, site conduct, patient access and post-approval services for international and China-based biopharmaceutical companies.

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FierceBiotech (January 2020)

PPD sets out $1B IPO plans as it launches new China labs

The initial public offering price is expected to be between $24.00 and $27.00 per share.

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WRAL TechWire (January 2020)

PPD going public – again – with stock offering targeting at least $1.44B

PPD has applied to have its common stock approved for listing on The Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol “PPD.”

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Clinical Leader (January 2020)

Why site collaboration is key to abating the ‘one and done’ syndrome

There is no question that clinical trial management is becoming more complex. Instead of engaging with patients, an inordinate amount of time is spent learning new systems, completing redundant required training and reentering the same data multiple times.

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