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Published on 3/4/2016 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Apricus completes its $10 million registered direct offering of units

Company sells units of one share and a half-share warrant at $0.88

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., March 4 – Apricus Biosciences, Inc. said it raised $7.78 million in the second and final tranche of a $10 million registered direct offering of stock on Thursday. The deal priced on Jan. 12 and raised $2.23 million on Jan. 13.

The company sold 11,363,640 units of one common share and a half-share warrant at $0.88 per unit. It sold 2,528,411 units the first tranche and sold 8,835,229 units in the second tranche.

Each whole warrant is exercisable at $0.88 for seven years. The strike price reflects a 2.22% discount to the Jan. 11 closing share price of $0.90 and is also identical to the Jan. 12 closing price, the company noted in a press release at pricing.

Proceeds will be used for working capital and general corporate purposes, including clinical development.

Apricus is a pharmaceutical research and development company based in San Diego.

Issuer:Apricus Biosciences, Inc.
Issue:Units
Amount:$10 million
Shares:11,363,640
Price:$0.88
Warrants:One half-share warrant per unit
Warrant expiration:Seven years
Warrant strike price:$0.88
Investors:Sarissa Capital and Aspire Capital
Pricing date:Jan. 12
Settlement date:Jan. 13 (for $2,225,002), March 3 (for $7,775,002)
Stock symbol:Nasdaq: APRI
Stock price:$0.88 at close Jan. 12
Market capitalization:$55.92 million

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