Italian biotech Genespire - which is developing off-the-shelf gene therapies for pediatric patients affected by genetic diseases - has announced the closing of a 46.6 million euros ($52 million) Series B financing.
The round - one of the largest private Italian biotech company financings to date - was co-led by Sofinnova Partners, XGEN Venture and CDP Venture Capital through its large venture fund forming a strong syndicate with Indaco SGR.
This financing will enable the development of GENE202, the company’s lead candidate, up to a Phase I/II trial. The gene therapy is in development for the treatment of methylmalonic acidemia (MMA), a devastating genetic disorder impairing the metabolism of certain amino acids and fats.
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