Tridek-One's CD31 agonist ambitions aided by 16 million euros financing

15 September 2022
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French start-up Tridek-One has closed a 16 million euros ($16.1 million) financing round.

The biotech company was founded in 2018 by Giuseppina Caligiuri and Antonino Nicoletti, researchers at Paris-based public research organization Inserm, and specializes in the research and development of CD31 agonists to restore immune balance.

Swiss VC Pureos Bioventures led the financing, with the participation of new investors Bpifrance, through its InnoBio2 fund, and Bioqube Ventures, as well as historical backers AdBio partners and Advent Life Sciences.

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