Back to the fundamentals: Frazier rolls out $1B fund to ramp up a new slate of biotech startups
Less than a year after Frazier Healthcare Partners debuted an $830 million public fund for life science investments, the VC is back with even more cash — with a focus on early biotechs in tow.
The VC’s life sciences unit announced early Wednesday that it officially closed its 4th dedicated fund, beating out its original goal of $800 million by over 20% and ending at $987 million. The fund, called FLS XI, will be led by a few partners: managing partners Patrick Heron and James Topper alongside general partner Dan Estes. As for core strategies, company creation and spinouts will be one of the main focuses.
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