Boehringer backs $33M cancer vaccine play at Switzerland's AMAL Therapeutics
A cancer vaccine developer spun out of the University of Geneva has garnered €29 million ($32.7 million) to fuel its drive into the clinic.
AMAL Therapeutics managed to convince all the investors who collectively gave €8 million last September to step up their commitment in this second closing of the Series B, featuring co-leaders Boehringer Ingelheim Venture Fund, BioMed Partners and Helsinn Investment Fund in addition to VI Partners, Schroder Adveq and High-Tech Gründerfonds.
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