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Flindr Therapeutics raised €20 million in a Series A funding led by V-Bio Ventures and other new investors to advance its pipeline of small molecule inhibitors for cancer treatment.

Apr 30, 2024over 1 year ago

Amount Raised

€20 Million

OssTherapeuticsBiotechnology

Investors

Brabantse Ontwikkelings Maatschappij (Bom)SwanbridgeOncode Oncology Bridge FundCurie CapitalFlanders Future Tech FundQbic FundJohnson & Johnson Innovation — Jjdc, Inc. (Jjdc)V Bio Ventures

Description

Flindr Therapeutics, a precision oncology therapeutics company, has announced a €20 million Series A funding round led by V-Bio Ventures along with other new investors Johnson & Johnson Innovation — JJDC, Inc. (JJDC), QBIC Fund, Flanders Future Tech Fund, and Curie Capital, as well as existing investors Oncode Oncology Bridge Fund, Swanbridge, and Brabantse Ontwikkelings Maatschappij (BOM). The funding will be used to advance its pipeline of small molecule inhibitors for cancer treatment and progress its lead program to IND, develop an exciting second program, and broaden its pipeline using the ImmunoGram Drug Discovery Engine.

Company Information

Company

Flindr Therapeutics

Location

Oss, North Brabant, Netherlands

About

Flindr Therapeutics, based in Oss in the Netherlands, is a private pre-clinical biotech company developing next-generation precision oncology treatments. The Company, previously called Immagene, was spun out of the Netherlands Cancer Institute (NKI) and Oncode Institute in 2020, by founders Prof Daniel Peeper, Prof Christian Blank and Dr Maarten Ligtenberg. Flindr is actively building a pipeline of highly promising, first-in-class precision oncology therapies identified through the ImmunoGram Drug Discovery Engine.

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