Talphera Raises $17 Million in Private Placement Led by CorMedix

Reuters
Nov 13
Talphera Raises $17 Million in Private Placement Led by CorMedix

Talphera Inc. has announced the closing of the first tranche of a private placement financing, raising $17 million as part of a two-tranche deal for up to $29 million. The financing round was led by CorMedix, Inc. and included participation from existing investors Nantahala Capital, Rosalind Advisors, Rock Springs Capital, as well as new institutional investors. The second tranche is contingent on Talphera's stock price reaching or exceeding $0.6875 for five consecutive days following the achievement of the primary endpoint in the NEPHRO CRRT study, though investors may waive this condition. In addition, certain purchasers have already waived conditions to enable further closings, resulting in additional gross proceeds of approximately $1.6 million.

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