After several high profile startup launches, omnivorous Omega Funds closes $438M fund to pursue more deals
Omega Funds likes to work backwards. It invests with the end game — denoted by the Greek letter in its name — in mind, and it keeps tabs on the number of marketed medical products that culminate from its ventures: 37 in 16 years.
So when founder and managing director Otello Stampacchia declares it’s the most exciting time to be investing in life sciences in a generation, it’s perhaps only natural that Omega has closed its largest fund to date. With $438 million in total commitments for Fund VI, the firm will continue injecting capital into a broad swath of companies across the US and Europe.
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