Denmark's Symphogen A/S has closed a 33.0-million euro ($42.3 million) financing. Existing investors participated in the round, which was led by Essex Woodlands Health Ventures. The proceeds will be used to mature the company's product pipeline of antibody therapeutics, particularly within the field of oncology.
"This significant financial commitment from our current investors demonstrates their confidence in Symphogen's innovative pipeline and antibody discovery and manufacturing technologies," said Kirsten Drejer, chif executive. "The current funding will support the advancement of our lead oncology program, Sym004, towards early clinical studies as Symphogen continues to build a competitive oncology franchise. Coinciding with our strategic decision to focus our internal R&D resources on further maturing our oncology pipeline, Symphogen also plans to broaden our external collaborative activities by engaging in partnership discussions for our anti-RSV and anti-RhD recombinant polyclonal antibody programs," he added.
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