Chicago, USA-based ARCH Venture Partners revealed it has closed the ARCH Venture Fund XIII, a venture capital fund with more than $3 billion to support the founding and growth of early-stage biotechnology companies.
Fund XIII follows the $2.975 billion Fund XII announced in June 2022.
“After more than 38 years, the ARCH investment philosophy has been consistent: we bet on great science and great teams to build breakthrough companies. We believe AI and new data-driven insights into biology will help to enable a more preventive, curative and equitable healthcare system. ARCH intends to continue driving the healthcare revolution,” said ARCH co-founder and managing director Robert Nelsen.
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