Staff Writer
A total of 11 companies backed by U.S.-based venture firms went public on U.S. exchanges in April, down from 18 in March, but up substantially from a year ago
Sole VC investor Galen Partners owns 5.37 million Quotient shares worth close to $43 million at the IPO price.
Goldman Sachs, IDG Capital, JAFCO and Connion Capital as a group own 24.2 million shares worth about $218 million at the IPO price.
Delphi Ventures, Kearny Venture Partners, MPM Capital and New Enterprise Associates as a group own 8.7 million shares worth about $105 million at the IPO price.
Accel Partners, Kleiner Perkins, MHS Capital and New Enterprise Associates as a group own 16.9 million shares worth more than $320 million at the IPO price. NEA is the largest shareholder, with holdings worth about $171 million.
Benchmark Capital, Goldman Sachs, Origin Ventures, Spectrum Equity, Thomas H. Lee Partners, Warburg Pincus and seven other investors as a group own 44.7 million shares worth $1.2 billion at the IPO price.
Healthcare investor Muneer Satter owns about 6.4 million shares worth about $77 million at the IPO price.
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Aeris Capital, DAG Ventures, Mohr Davidow Ventures and Northgate Capital as a group own about 9.24 million shares worth $147.8 million at the IPO price.