Cambridge, USA-based Orbital Therapeutics, which debuted last September with the vision of enhancing global health by unleashing the full potential of RNA medicines to treat human disease in ways that were not previously possible, has now announced the successful closing of a $270 million Series A financing.
The Series A raise was led by ARCH Venture Partners, with participation from initial investors a16z Bio + Health and Newpath Partners, and new investors Abu Dhabi Growth Fund (ADG), Redmile Group, Exor, Invus, Moore Strategic Ventures, iGlobe Platinum Fund Group, Casdin Capital, Agent Capital, Alexandria Venture Investments, Rellim Capital Management, Heritage Medical Systems, and other undisclosed investors.
The company is building a first-in-kind RNA platform that integrates both established and emerging RNA technologies and delivery mechanisms. This platform is designed to extend the durability of Orbital’s novel RNA therapeutics, while also expanding their delivery to a wide range of cell types and tissues.
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