TenNor Therapeutics, a Suzhou-based clinical-stage biotech company, has announced the initial closing of a series E financing round, raising over 300 million yuan ($41 million).
The round saw participation from new investor AMR Action Fund alongside Zhongshan Venture Capital and other existing backers. The funds will advance the development of rifasutenizol, a potential new therapy for Helicobacter pylori infections.
The company, founded in 2013, has focused on developing therapies for bacterial infections and metabolic diseases. Its innovative multi-targeting conjugate molecule platform has enabled TenNor to advance several drug candidates, including rifasutenizol, which could be the first new H. pylori treatment in more than three decades.
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