Valo Therapeutics bags 19 million euros funding

10 March 2025

Valo Therapeutics says it has successfully secured a financing round of 19 million euros ($20.6 million), part of which was raised in Europe and part in Australia, to clinically develop its innovative immune therapy for cancer.

An investment round of 13 million euros was co-led by Indaco Venture Partners and CDP Venture Capital SGR with the support of Fondazione ENEA Tech e Biomedical. They join the completed 6 million euros investment round from Australian investors, supported by major shareholder Freeman Road, the investment entity of current Director Dr Paul Porter, bringing the total fundraising up to 19 million euros.

Will help fund Phase Ib clinical study of the company's lead compound

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