Apollo Therapeutics bags $226.5 million to develop medicines based on uni research

6 September 2023
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Cambridge, US-based Apollo Therapeutics today announces the close of $226.5 million in a Series C financing led by lead investor Patient Square Capital.

Founded in 2015 by the tech offices of Imperial, Cambridge and UCL, Apollo is a portfolio biopharmaceutical company focused on translating fundamental medical research into medicines through a hub-and-spoke approach.

Participating in the financing are multiple new investors including M&G plc and two of the largest US public pension plans, along with existing investor Rock Springs Capital. The financing significantly adds to the $195 million previously raised by the company.

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