Canada's AmorChem launches $44.2M life science fund; Neon adds $36M, Merck partnership in neoantigen drive; CRISPR Therapeutics files a CTA
→ Canadian VC firm AmorChem Group has raised $44.2 million for its second life science fund. Backed by LPs including the Québec government, Montreal’s Fonds de solidarité FTQ, and Merck, the new fund is meant to fuel seed-stage projects coming out of Québec-based universities and research centers. AmorChem launched its first fund back in 2011, and has $86 million assets under management. The group said two of its projects have been involved in successful transactions with pharma, including the sale of a cystic fibrosis asset from portfolio company Traffick Therapeutics to Vertex Pharmaceuticals.
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