Basel, Switzerland-based Lumavita AG has completed a series A financing that raised 18.0 million Swiss francs ($16.3 million). Lead investors were Atlas Venture, BB Biotech Ventures and BioMedInvest.
The new firm is focused on worldwide development and commercialization of treatments for infectious diseases in women's health. The company's product portfolio includes FemiFect (pentamycin), a polyene macrolide with a unique spectrum of coverage for the treatment of vaginitis, and SPK-601, a first-in-class PC-PLC inhibitor for the potential treatment of infections caused by human papilloma virus and herpes simplex virus. FemiFect is already approved in Switzerland for the treatment of vaginitis and Lumavita anticipates an imminent launch.
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