Tuesday, March 28, 2006 - Page updated at 12:00 AM
Seattle Genetics plans to sell 7.3 million shares
Seattle Genetics plans to sell 7.3 million shares in a follow-on stock offering, it said today after the markets closed.
Additionally, the Bothell company plans to sell 1.1 million shares in a private placement to investment funds affiliated with Baker Brothers Investments at a share price equal to that paid by investors in the public share offering. The company did not specify an offering price.
At the stock's Tuesday close of $5.74 a share, the offering would generate $48.2 million before expenses.
Seattle Genetics had $79.2 million in cash and investments on Dec. 31. The company expected to spend $35 million to $40 million on operations this year.
The offering will be managed jointly by Banc of America Securities and CIBC World Markets.
The Baker Brothers offering requires shareholder approval. Felix Baker, a Seattle Genetics board member, is managing partner at the New York investment company.
Seattle Genetics is developing monoclonal antibodies to treat cancer and other diseases.
Benjamin J. Romano: bromano@seattletimes.com
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