Vivaldi Biosciences, a New York, USA-based biotechnology company focused on the development of vaccines for influenza, says that it has received binding commitments for $23.0 million in a series A convertible preferred stock financing, of which $18,850,000 has been funded. Bay City Capital and NGN Capital co-led the financing, with participation by the New York City Investment Fund and Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. The remaining commitments are to be funded subject to achievement of certain milestones.
Vivaldi is developing novel vaccines with the potential for increased effectiveness in the prevention of seasonal and pandemic influenza, based on research by Peter Palese and Adolfo Garcia-Sastre of the USA's Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Vivaldi intends to use the proceeds to establish cell-based manufacturing and to file an Investigational New Drug application to advance its lead vaccine candidate to clinical trials.
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