Aspect adds $115 million to coffers for bioprinted tissue therapeutics

8 January 2025

Canadian biotech Aspect Biosystems, which is developing bioprinted tissue therapeutics as a new category in regenerative medicine, has closed a $115 million Series B financing round.

This round builds on Aspect’s recent momentum, including a C$200 million ($139 million) partnership with the governments of Canada and British Columbia, and a partnership with Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk (NOV: N) focused on diabetes and obesity. 

Proceeds from the Series B will enable Aspect to advance multiple bioprinted tissue therapeutics towards the clinic with a mission to deliver a new class of cellular medicines and functional cures for people living with serious metabolic and endocrine diseases. 

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