MBX Capital’s fund for early-stage startups passes $100 million

17 December 2025

US venture firm  MBX Capital has crossed $100 million in cumulative capital commitments to invest in early-stage biotech and health technology companies developing innovations that prevent and cure disease. 

The firm will make investments worth between $1 million and $4 million in therapeutics, platform technologies and preventative solutions with an emphasis on deep health companies focused on complex disease states that are often mediated by environmental toxins and synthetic exposures that are increasingly being linked to much of modern illness.

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