Greg Mayes, Antios CEO

An­tios Ther­a­peu­tic­s' hep B can­di­date gets an­oth­er round of ap­plause from in­vestors, clos­ing out a $171M megaround

An­tios Ther­a­peu­tics, the At­lanta biotech that was the brain­child of for­mer hep C pi­o­neer Phar­mas­set ex­ec­u­tive and for­mer An­tios CEO Abel De La Rosa, an­nounced this morn­ing that the biotech raised $75 mil­lion in a Se­ries B-1, end­ing the firm’s Se­ries B round.

Af­ter the biotech threw its hat in­to the he­pati­tis B ring three years ago with $25 mil­lion from a Se­ries A, An­tios then raised $96 mil­lion from a Se­ries B in April to push their lead can­di­date — an ac­tive site poly­merase in­hibitor nu­cleotide, or AS­PIN known as ATI-2173 — through Phase II. The lat­est $75 mil­lion round brings the com­pa­ny’s Se­ries B up to $171 mil­lion.

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