California, USA-based Bluejay Therapeutics today announced the successful closure of a $182 million Series C financing round.
The company says this capital infusion will accelerate the clinical development of BJT-778, as the treatment for chronic hepatitis D (HDV). The funds will also support the progression of additional promising candidates in Bluejay's robust pipeline for the treatment for chronic hepatitis B. BJT-778 has received PRIME designation from European Medicines Agency (EMA) based on early results from the Phase I/II study in HDV, it noted.
Co-leading the financing were Frazier Life Sciences and a life science focused institutional investment firm, with significant contributions from both new and existing investors, including RA Capital Management, T Rowe Price, Wellington Management, Novo Holdings, RiverVest Venture Partners, Octagon Capital, Arkin Bio Ventures, HBM Healthcare Investments and Unicorn Capital.
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