Trogenix emerges from stealth with eyes on brain cancer

Based in Edinburg, Scotland, Trogenix today emerged from stealth mode to unveil its ground-breaking therapeutic platform for treating aggressive cancers.

Built from inception by 4BIO Capital, which specializes in creating breakthrough therapeutic companies, Trogenix spun out from the University of Edinburgh in 2023 and raised a seed financing round earlier this year.

Leading life science and deep tech investors IQ Capital, Cancer Research Horizons, the US National Brain Tumor Society’s Brain Tumor Investment Fund, AIN Ventures and the University of Edinburgh’s venture investment fund, Old College Capital, have also invested in Trogenix.

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