On a mission to treat patients not covered by Luxturna, Horama refuels with a Series B expansion and a new name
About four years after closing its Series B round the first time, Horama is adding another $25.1 million to its coffers for its work on a next-gen gene therapy that could treat retinitis pigmentosa patients not covered by Roche’s Luxturna — and it’s sporting a new name to boot.
The French biotech, now called Coave Therapeutics, has expanded its Series B round, bringing its total raise to $39 million, CEO Rodolphe Clerval announced early Wednesday morning. The latest round was led by Seroba Life Sciences, with a hand from Théa Open Innovation, eureKARE, Fund+, Omnes Capital, V-Bio Ventures, Kurma Partners, Idinvest, GO Capital, and Sham Innovation Santé/Turenne.
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