$30 million helps Grove go after hard-to-treat cancers

24 April 2025

US biotech Grove Biopharma has secured $30 million in a series A round to move its lead program targeting advanced prostate cancer into clinical trials and expand development of its synthetic biology platform, known as Bionic Biologics.

The round was led by DCVC Bio and included Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY), InVivium Capital, Walder Ventures and Portal Innovations, the Chicago-based incubator where Grove got its start.

The financing will support the company’s push toward an investigational new drug application for its androgen receptor signaling program in castrate-resistant prostate cancer.

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