Biotechnology company Enveda Biosciences to advance several drug candidates to clinical development.
The Series B1 financing comes after the company in December 2022. It brings the total capital raised by the company to $175m.
Led by new investor Kinnevik, the Series B1 financing round has also seen participation from another new investor, Henry R Kravis, co-founder of private equity firm KKR. Existing investors include Wireframe, True Ventures, FPV and Dimension.
Enveda Biosciences intends to use the additional financing to advance several candidates derived from its drug discovery platform to clinical development in 2023 and 2024. The candidates are indicated across fibrosis and neurosensory and inflammatory diseases.
Enveda Biosciences founder and CEO Viswa Colluru stated: 鈥淲e are thrilled that the development of our platform and the strength of our pipeline continue to attract great investors, even in a difficult market.
鈥淥ur investors are leaders in biotech and technology investing, providing the capital to pursue ambitious growth across pipeline and platform.
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