
Morphic began trading on the Nasdaq Global Market yesterday after issuing 6 million shares priced at $15 each, providing exits to AbbVie, GSK, Novo, Pfizer, Schrödinger and ShangPharma.
Laundrapp and Zipjet have combined their on-demand laundry services platform, which has raised funding in a round backed by Henkel.
Shire and Novo are in line for exits from liver disease startup Mirum Pharmaceuticals, which has filed to raise $86.3m in its IPO.
Great Hill Partners has purchased the data management platform operator, handing exits to KT, Red Hat, IBM, NTT and Sony.
Ford and Baidu are in line for exits after 3D sensor technology developer Velodyne Lidar appointed banks to underwrite an IPO expected to value it at $1.8bn.
The fast fashion retailer has invite banks to apply for roles in the offering, having raised its first external financing in a Tencent-backed round last year.
The GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi Ventures and 6 Dimensions Capital-backed genetically-defined disease therapy developer has filed for an $86.3m offering.
Grab-backed autonomous driving spinout Drive.ai has been swept up by Apple, which will look to reinforce its self-driving unit with the company's assets and employees.
Bavaria Nordic has exited the Norway-based car sharing service, which has been bought by US-based peer Getaround in a $12m deal.
BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners, Ascension Ventures and Echo Health Ventures are all set to exit patient management software producer Phreesia, which has raised $109m in VC funding.