Calling MIG a leading German venture capital (VC) investment firm and one with a focus on life sciences and deep tech companies, might not do justice to the key role that it is playing in advancing some of Europe’s most promising biotech start-ups.
Perhaps a better idea of the weight that MIG carries in the sector is provided by the statistic that five of the largest seven biotech exits in Germany were companies led or co-led by MIG, or by looking at the names of some of those firms.
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