Pharvaris lands another $80M as it looks to tackle Takeda and CSL with an oral approach for HAE
A year after their $66 million launch, the Swiss upstart Pharvaris has managed to convince another fleet of new and returning investors to back their upstart approach for a rare genetic condition called hereditary angioedema, or HAE.
The company said Wednesday that they’ve raised an $80 million Series C led by Viking Global Investors and General Atlantic. They’ll plow that cash directly into a pair of Phase II trials to test whether their lead molecule can become the first oral drug to successfully treat and prevent the painful episodes HAE triggers.
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