Some $230 million has now been raised by Ring Therapeutics, a life sciences company founded by Flagship Pioneering with the aim of revolutionizing gene therapy with its commensal virome platform.
This follows a Series C fundraising round that raised $86.5 million and was led by Flagship Pioneering and other Series B investors as well as contributions from new investors including Kyowa Kirin (TYO: 4151) and CJ Holdings, among others.
"Ring’s unique approach has been a true disruption of the genetic medicine space"The funds will aid the advance of Ring’s Anellogy platform, which is designed to solve some of the genetic medicine industry’s biggest issues with viral vectors today.
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