A family office in the Central United States is currently seeking to invest in, acquire or recapitalize small- to middle-market businesses. The firm is a non-traditional private equity fund in that the managers of the fund provide all of its capital. Therefore, there are no hard fund investment periods, and they are free to hold and operate portfolio companies with a very long-term perspective if required. The firm operates on an opportunistic basis and makes allocations on a case-by-case basis. They will typically invest into the tens of millions in a potential issuer. Within the life sciences and healthcare space, the partnership seeks contract manufacturing and service provider firms; they are especially interested at this time in service providers such as CRO’s and CMO’s.
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Hot Investor Mandate 1: Korean VC Firm with Pharma Affiliation Seeks to Invest in Early Stage Therapeutics Assets, Most Interested in Oncology and Autoimmune Disease
The firm is focused on therapeutics companies and does not invest in medical devices, diagnostics, or digital health. The firm is open to considering assets of very early stages, even those as early as lead optimization phase. The firm considers various modalities, including antibodies, small molecules, and cell therapy. Currently, the firm is not interested in gene therapy. Indication-wise, the firm is most interested in oncology and autoimmune diseases but has recently looked at fibrotic diseases and certain rare diseases as well.
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Hot Investor Mandate 2: Hong Kong Boutique VC Firm Invests in All Kinds of Healthcare Technologies and Most Interested in Large Disease Markets of Unmet Medical Need
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Hot Investor Mandate 3: Strategic Investment Firm of Large Pharma Invests in Early and Late Stage Therapeutics & Drug-Device Combinations, Especially Interested in Orphan and Rare Diseases
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