In what has been a very busy start to the year for biotech fundraising, arguably the most eye-catching of them all has been the $270 million Series A financing completed by BioNTech.
Such a sum is virtually unheard of for a European biotech, but BioNTech has big ambitions in cancer immunotherapy and its mRNA-based medicines, in particular, are in a highly fashionable field at the moment.
"Our investors share our ceaseless passion to transform the treatment of cancer and other diseases with precise, individualized immunotherapies"
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