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Braveheart Bio

Braveheart Bio is a clinical-stage biotech developing an oral cardiac myosin inhibitor (BHB-1893) for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy; it went public on Nasdaq in August 2026, less than a year after launching with a $185M Series A.

BiotechPublic · BRVESan Francisco, California, USAFounded 2025Founders: Travis MurdochPublic companyWebsite ↗
Last verified Sep 9, 2026

Key Metrics

Market cap
~$1.7B-$2.2B (Sept 2026; sources vary)
As of Sep 2026EstimatedValue Add Pulse research
Total funding
$185M Series A + $382.5M IPO
As of Sep 9, 2026Value Add Pulse research

Company Snapshot

Braveheart Bio is a Biotech company, based in San Francisco, California, USA, founded 2025 by Travis Murdoch. Market cap ~$1.7B-$2.2B (Sept 2026; sources vary) (As of Sep 2026, Value Add Pulse research). Total funding $185M Series A + $382.5M IPO (As of Sep 9, 2026).

Recent changes

  1. Sep 2026First reported market cap: ~$1.7B-$2.2B (Sept 2026; sources vary)Estimated Value Add Pulse enrichment
  2. Aug 6, 2026IPO $382.5M at ~$1.27B initial pricing BioPharma Dive
  3. Aug 6, 2026First reported total funding: $185M Series A + $382.5M IPO BioPharma Dive
  4. Aug 6, 2026Braveheart Bio Prices Upsized $382.5M IPO on Nasdaq Pulse story
  5. Aug 5, 2026Braveheart Bio Prices $300M IPO for Heart Drug Pulse story
Earlier changes (6)
  1. Nov 5, 2025Raised $185M Series A PR Newswire
  2. Nov 5, 2025New investor: OrbiMed Advisors PR Newswire
  3. Nov 5, 2025New investor: Enavate Sciences (Patient Square Capital) PR Newswire
  4. Nov 5, 2025New investor: Forbion Capital Partners PR Newswire
  5. Nov 5, 2025New investor: Frazier Life Sciences PR Newswire
  6. Nov 5, 2025New investor: Andreessen Horowitz PR Newswire

Funding History

2 events · sources dated per row
DateEventAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Aug 6, 2026IPO$382.5M~$1.27B initial pricing
BioPharma Dive
Nov 5, 2025Series A$185MPR Newswire

Investors

Latest Pulse

  1. Biotech IPO Window Closes Its Strongest Week Since SpringBlossomHill and Latigo Biotherapeutics both closed upsized IPOs by August 10, capping a four-deal stretch that also included Braveheart Bio and Attovia Therapeutics pricing above or near the top of their ranges.
  2. Biotech IPOs Are Pricing Above Range AgainBlossomHill and Braveheart Bio both upsized and priced above their original ranges this week, the clearest two-deal signal yet that the biotech IPO window -- closed to all but the strongest names in 2024-2025 -- is reopening.
  3. Braveheart Bio Prices Upsized $382.5M IPO on NasdaqBraveheart Bio priced its IPO at $18 a share, above range, raising $382.5M for a cardiovascular drug licensed from China's Hengrui Pharmaceuticals -- a sign the biotech IPO window is reopening after two rough years.
  4. Braveheart Bio Prices $300M IPO for Heart DrugBraveheart Bio priced 18.75M shares at $16 to raise $300M on Nasdaq, funding its lead drug BHB-1893 for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in the same week two other biotechs also priced.
  5. Two New Biotech IPO Filings Land in One WeekBraveheart Bio and Attovia Therapeutics both filed S-1s the same week, adding two names to 2026's biotech IPO pipeline amid the strongest H1 biotech venture funding since 2022.

Coverage Timeline

newest first
  1. IPOBiotech IPO Window Closes Its Strongest Week Since Spring
  2. IPOBiotech IPOs Are Pricing Above Range Again
  3. IPOBraveheart Bio Prices Upsized $382.5M IPO on Nasdaq
  4. IPOBraveheart Bio Prices $300M IPO for Heart Drug
  5. IPOTwo New Biotech IPO Filings Land in One Week

All Coverage

IPO

Biotech IPO Window Closes Its Strongest Week Since Spring

IPO

Biotech IPOs Are Pricing Above Range Again

IPO

Braveheart Bio Prices Upsized $382.5M IPO on Nasdaq

IPO

Braveheart Bio Prices $300M IPO for Heart Drug

IPO

Two New Biotech IPO Filings Land in One Week

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