Nuvo received approval on Wednesday from a US bankruptcy court to borrow enough money to help pay for its reorganization after a public listing on Nasdaq exhausted cash at the pregnancy care firm.
- The Tel Aviv-based company will get $10m from its DIP lender, an entity funded by among others, Nuvo’s founding investor,
Laurence Klein - About $2.85m will be provided during the interim period, according to court papers
- The entire package of the DIP will be filed to docket after the hearing, said the debtor’s lawyer
Curtis Miller
- No other investors was willing to fund Nuvo because the firm doesn’t ...
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