Health Companies
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$775.44M
UK-based Dark Blue Therapeutics, a biotech company focused on precision oncology, has been acquired by US biotech giant Amgen in a deal valued at up to โฌ718 million ($840 million). The acquisition aims to accelerate the development of Dark Blue's lead candidate, dbt-3757, a first-in-class therapy for leukemia. Key investors include Oxford Science Enterprises, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Evotec, highlighting the strong investment landscape in oncology.Investors: Oxford Science Enterprises, Bristol Myers Squibb, Evotec
$4.6M
Oasys Health, a NYC-based provider of an AI-native operating system for behavioral health, raised $4.6 million in funding. The round was led by Pathlight Ventures, with participation from Twine Ventures and Better Ventures, along with $600k in pre-seed funding from 1984 Ventures. The company aims to enhance its AI-powered platform and deepen integrations with wearables and health apps.Investors: Pathlight Ventures, Twine Ventures, Better Ventures, 1984 Ventures
$115M
Artios Pharma, a Cambridge-based biopharmaceutical company founded in 2016, raised $115 million in a Series D financing round co-led by SV Health Investors and RA Capital Management. The company focuses on developing cancer medicines targeting DNA damage response pathways, with its lead program, alnodesertib, showing a 50% confirmed overall response rate in patients with ATM-negative solid tumors. Artios is valued at $765 million.Investors: SV Health Investors, RA Capital Management
$16.416M
Kyiv-based startup Reface has raised โฌ15.2 million ($18 million) in non-dilutive user acquisition funding from Singapore's PVX Partners. This funding will accelerate growth for its AI-powered consumer apps focused on creativity, wellbeing, and health. Founded in 2018, Reface's apps, which include face-swapping and AI portrait creation tools, have been downloaded over 300 million times and have attracted notable investors such as Andreessen Horowitz and Scooter Braun.Investors: Andreessen Horowitz, Scooter Braun
$18M
Manifold, an AI platform focused on life sciences workflows, has raised $18 million in a Series B financing round led by Reach Capital, with participation from Silverarc Capital, Industry Ventures, and existing investors TQ Ventures and Calibrate Ventures. This funding brings Manifold's total capital raised to $40 million as it aims to become a key player in 'vertical AI' for the life sciences market.Investors: Reach Capital, Silverarc Capital, Industry Ventures, TQ Ventures, Calibrate Ventures
$130M
Chai Discovery, a San Francisco-based AI company, has raised $130 million in a Series B financing round co-led by Oak HC/FT and General Catalyst, achieving a valuation of $1.3 billion. The funding aims to advance AI-driven molecular design, addressing the challenge of predicting and reprogramming biochemical molecule interactions.Investors: Oak HC/FT, General Catalyst
$17M
Gravitylabs raised $17 million in a Series A funding round to expand its AI-powered healthcare app into the U.S. market. Key investors included SBVA, Goodwater Capital, and Naver, bringing total funding to $25 million.Investors: SBVA, Goodwater Capital, Naver
$17M
Gravitylabs, a San Francisco-based AI healthcare startup, raised $17 million in Series A funding, bringing total funding to $25 million. Investors included BVA, Goodwater Capital, and others. The funds will help establish a US office and relocate key personnel.Investors: BVA, Goodwater Capital
$50M
Nanit, a New York-based baby monitoring company, raised $50 million to enhance its technology beyond sleep tracking, providing real-time insights into infant health and development. The funding was led by Springcoast Partners, with participation from Upfront Ventures and JVP.Investors: Springcoast Partners, Upfront Ventures, JVP
$35M
Codoxo, a Duluth, GA-based provider of AI-powered healthcare payment integrity solutions, raised $35 million in Series C funding led by CVS Health Ventures, addressing healthcare payment issues.Investors: CVS Health Ventures
$14M
Leona Health, a Mexico City-based AI co-pilot for doctors on WhatsApp, raised $14 million in seed funding led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from General Catalyst, Accel, and others. The funds will be used for launching their services.Investors: Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, Accel
$15M
Drive Health, a healthcare technology company based in Gilbert, Arizona, raised $15 million in funding to expand operations and development. Key investors include Vitalis Ventures and Inside Capital Partners.Investors: Vitalis Ventures, Inside Capital Partners