Tech Company Financing Transactions

elbion NV Funding Round

3i Venture Capital and Burrill & Company participated in a $31.8 million Series A funding round for elbion NV. The funding round was recorded on 1/10/2005.

Transaction Overview

Company Name
Announced On
1/10/2005
Transaction Type
Venture Equity
Amount
$31,837,200
Round
Series A
Investors

3i Venture Capital (Lead Investor) (Klaus Stoeckemann)

Burrill & Company (Ann Hanham)

Proceeds Purpose
This significant funding will allow accelerated development of our proprietary pre-clinical and clinical pipeline, helping us to build an exciting portfolio of anti-inflammatory and CNS drug candidates.

Company Information

Company Status
Out of Business
Industry
Biopharmaceutical
Mailing Address
Halvestraat 3
Leuven, 3000
Belgium
Email Address
Overview
elbion discovers and develops new small molecule drugs. Inflammatory and central nervous system diseases with high unmet medical need and high commercial potential are at the center of elbion's project pipeline, which covers all stages from early hits to advanced clinical projects.
Profile
elbion NV LinkedIn Company Profile
Social Media
elbion NV Company Twitter Account
Company News
elbion NV News
Facebook
elbion NV on Facebook
YouTube
elbion NV on YouTube

Management Team

Title
Name
Email & Social
Chief Executive Officer
Bernd Kastler
  Bernd Kastler LinkedIn Profile  Bernd Kastler Twitter Account  Bernd Kastler News  Bernd Kastler on Facebook


 

 

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