
On June 24, Illumina completed the divestiture of Grail, which will now operate independently and list its shares on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange under the ticker $GRAL. Grail, a cancer diagnostic test maker, aims to launch a multi-cancer blood test but faces numerous challenges as it debuts on Nasdaq. Despite high hopes for its flagship cancer test, Grail's shares fell by as much as 11.7% in their market debut. The company is betting on commercial partnerships with health systems, employers, and life sciences companies to drive its success. This marks the 'Final Resolution' of a decade of drama surrounding the acquisition.
Bay Area early cancer detection company Grail goes public after spinning out from Illumina — again https://t.co/3mi9ytjxpC
Shares of Grail fell as much as 11.7% in their market debut on Tuesday after being spun out of gene-sequencing company Illumina . https://t.co/cXMfpNrut5 https://t.co/cXMfpNrut5
Illumina spinoff Grail going public today on the Nasdaq. Grail CEO joined us ahead of the opening trade to talk early cancer detection and its testing products. https://t.co/dbTCy5ynJU














