Alentis Raises $181.4 Million
Alentis Therapeutics Raises $181.4 Million in an Oversubscribed Series D Financing to Advance the Clinical Development of Anti-Claudin-1 ADCs in Solid Tumors
Biotech ventures are a major source for novel therapeutics. There have been, will continue to be, many successes. And the business model (so long as the underlying biology works) is well established. We are involved in a few such ventures ourselves.
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Neil is a serial entrepreneur with broad experience of the life science sector. Founder or otherwise instrumental in the early development of multiple ventures over 35+ years, including Evolva (CH), Topotarget (DK), Biotage (SE), PNA Diagnostics (DK), BIAcore (SE), Quadrant (UK) & Scientific Generics (UK). Six have so far achieved stock market listings, five trade sale exit, with a few failures along the way.
Co-Founder
Andy has more than twenty five years’ experience of forming and running early-stage biotech companies, mainly in CEO and CFO roles. He had four years as CEO of crop-protection start-up InSecta and has been CEO of Norfolk Plant Sciences, a UK company focused on tomato genetics. Helped to build digital consultancy Seven League in both MD and FD roles. He has been involved in companies in UK, Denmark, Spain, Portugal and Slovakia.
Alentis Therapeutics Raises $181.4 Million in an Oversubscribed Series D Financing to Advance the Clinical Development of Anti-Claudin-1 ADCs in Solid Tumors
Sundew has completed a financing, with EIFO, The Yield Lab Europe and SOSV providing the funds.
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