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Jasper Therapeutics, Dot AI, and America's Car-Mart each launched reviews of strategic alternatives this week. New Mountain Capital closed a $2 billion-plus purchase of Asset Living.
Jasper Therapeutics, a clinical-stage biotechnology company, is reviewing strategic alternatives including a sale or merger to maximize shareholder value. The company also intends to evaluate cost-saving measures to preserve cash and maintain compliance with regulatory and financial reporting requirements.
Dot AI, an IoT and AI-based SaaS company listed as DAIC on NASDAQ, is exploring a potential sale.
B. Financial Group, as its exclusive financial advisor. No timeline has been set for completion of the process. , traded as CRMT on NASDAQ, has established a committee and retained Houlihan Lokey to oversee its M&A options.
The used-vehicle company could also consider financing, recapitalization or other transactions. New Mountain Capital purchased residential property management firm Asset Living from Roark Capital in a transaction valued at more than $2 billion, Reuters reported. Asset Living's CEO Ryan McGrath will remain involved in the business.
Energy Impact Partners LP announced that its utility-focused infrastructure services platform, Guardian Infrastructure Services, has acquired E2 Consulting Engineers. E2 provides engineering and technical consulting services to electric and gas utilities across North America. Salesforce, listed as CRM on the NYSE, has acquired digital experience platform Contentful for an undisclosed amount.
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BBC NewsNovo Nordisk filed a lawsuit Tuesday in U.S. District Court in New Jersey alleging Eli Lilly ran false and misleading ads for its GLP-1 medicines. The complaint targets comparisons that pit higher doses of Lilly drugs against lower doses of Novo Nordisk products.
msnbc.comBiotech firms are pressing the White House to exclude treatments for rare diseases from two Medicare pilot programs that lower brand drug prices. The Rare Disease Company Coalition met last week with the Office of Management and Budget to discuss the request.
The IndependentJenitar Na'amoana, 34, gave birth to four monozygotic girls by caesarean section on July 14 at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. The infants, born at 28 weeks and four days, share a single placenta and remain in neonatal intensive care.