Two European oncology biopharma companies have made the leap onto the stock market: French MaaT Pharma went public on Euronext Paris, while Danish IO Biotech chose Nasdaq Global Market for its IPO.
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European life science investor LSP has raised €850m for its 7th generation flagship fund LSP 7.
Dunad Therapeutics Ltd had entered into a $1.3bn option deal with Swiss pharma major Novartis AG to develop targeted protein degrader therapies.
Luxembourg-headquartered Covis is taking two COPD drugs off AstraZenecas hands in a US$270m deal.
Belgian Agomab Therapeutics NV is expanding its European footprint by acuiring Barcelona-based fibrosis therapy specialist Origo Biopharma.
German drug discovery company Evotec plans to raise US$576m on the US-American stock exchange Nasdaq to finance extensive investments.
Institut Curie spin-off Egle Therapeutics has raised €40m in a Series A financing. The company will use the funds to develop First-In-Class T-regulatory cells therapies based on Treg starvers.
The French company has taken big steps to scale up its process for converting plant-based feedstocks into isobutene, bringing affordable aviation biofuels into reach.
Paris-based life sciences venture capital firm Sofinnova Partners has closed the largest early-stage healthcare VC fund in Europe.
With €600m from a directed share issue in its coffers, BICO finalises the acquisition of QInstruments, a specialist in advanced sample preparation automation.