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Published on 9/26/2013 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Fibrocell prices $45.1 million public sale of common stock at $4.10

Bookrunner Barclays and co-managers Wedbush PacGrow and Griffin assist

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Sept. 26 - Fibrocell Science, Inc. priced a $45.1 million public offering of stock with a $6.77 million greenshoe in a prospectus supplement filed Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The deal was announced Wednesday.

The company will sell 11 million common shares at $4.10 apiece. The price per share is a 17.84% discount to the Sept. 25 closing share price of $4.99.

Intrexon Corp. will invest about $10 million.

Barclays is the bookrunning manager.

Settlement is expected Oct. 1.

Proceeds will be used for Phase III clinical trials for additional azficel-T indications, to progress collaboration programs with Intrexon Corp. and for working capital and general corporate and administrative expenses.

Fibrocell is a biotechnology company based in Exton, Pa.

Issuer:Fibrocell Science, Inc.
Issue:Common shares
Amount:$45.1 million
Greenshoe:$6,765,000
Shares:11 million
Price:$4.10
Warrants:No
Bookrunner:Barclays
Co-managers:Wedbush PacGrow Life Sciences and Griffin Securities
Investor:Intrexon Corp. (for about $10 million)
Announcement date:Sept. 25
Pricing date:Sept. 26
Settlement date:Oct. 1
Stock symbol:NYSE: FCSC
Stock price:$4.99 at close Sept. 25
Market capitalization:$115.58 million

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