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Published on 1/23/2014 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

NanoString prices $55 million public sale of common stock at $18.50

Funds used to commercialize and expand clinical utility of Prosigna

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Jan. 23 - NanoString Technologies, Inc. said it priced its $55 million public offering of stock with an $8.25 million greenshoe. The deal was announced Tuesday.

The company will sell common shares at $18.50 apiece. The per-share purchase price is a 7.22% discount to the closing share price of $19.94 on Jan. 22.

JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are the joint bookrunning managers.

Proceeds will be used to commercialize Prosigna, expand the clinical utility of Prosigna and develop other diagnostic product opportunities, expand life sciences commercial operations, develop new life sciences applications, chemistry and instrumentation for the nCounter technology platform and for working capital and other general corporate purposes.

The Seattle company develops and sells products that unlock scientifically valuable and clinically actionable genomic information from minute amounts of tissue.

Issuer:NanoString Technologies, Inc.
Issue:Common stock
Amount:$55 million
Greenshoe:$8.25 million
Price:$18.50
Warrants:No
Bookrunners:JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley
Co-managers:Leerink Partners and Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc.
Announcement date:Jan. 21
Pricing date:Jan. 23
Stock symbol:Nasdaq: NSTG
Stock price:$19.94 at close Jan. 22
Market capitalization:$285.89 million

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