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Italian venture capital firm Panakès Partners, previously active in medtech, has closed the €150m purple fund with the goal to invest in underserved European Life Science companies.

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Mainz-based BioNTech is expanding its portfolio for cancer therapies with the neoantigen TCR Cell Therapy R&D pipeline and manufacturing site from Gilead Science subsidiary Kite Pharmaceuticals.

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Coventry-based NanoSyrinx plc has raised £6.2m in seed financing to develop a new cell engineering tool for novel targeted therapeutic modalities.

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Dutch immunotherapy company ISA Pharmaceuticals has closed a €26m funding round that will go towards advancing its therapy targeting HPV16-related cancers.

While Unilever moved its headquarters from London to Rotterdam due to Brexit, laundry products will still be made in the UK. © GrindtXX, Wikimedia.

As part of its ‘Clean Future’ strategy, Unilever NV has licensed enzyme technology from Arzeda Inc. to help rid detergent production of fossil carbon.

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Danish Novo Nordisk is moving out of the diabetes space and taking over Prothena’s ATTR amyloidosis programme – including a Phase II-ready immunotherapy.

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Sanofi is shelling out US$1bn for a license granting the French pharma company access to a potential multiple myeloma treatment.

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Oslo-based microbiome expert Bio-Me A/S has raised NOK10m in a new funding round.

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French biopharma company NFL Biosciences has raised €5m following its IPO at Euronext Growth Paris.

With a €20m financing round under its belt, Promethera Therapeutics is poised to start its Phase IIb study for its stem cell therapy treating liver failure.