Lundbeck and Novo-backed nausea and vomiting therapy developer Acacia Pharma raised $49.6m in its initial global offering in Brussels.

Acacia Pharma, a UK-based nausea and vomiting treatment developer backed by pharmaceutical firms Novo and Lundbeck, raised €40m ($49.6m) in an initial global offering on the Euronext Brussels market on Monday.

The company had issued approximately 11.1 million shares priced at €3.60 each to institutional investors in the US, the UK and Europe. The share price briefly rose to €3.80 post-offering and the shares are trading at €3.61 at the time of writing.

Founded in 2007, Acacia is working on…

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