Eyestem raises Rs 51 crore in Series A round led by Biological E, Alkem, Natco and others
"Post this funding, we will remain focussed on solidifying our cell therapy platform and moving our flagship product for Dry AMD through early clinical trials of an international standard,” Dr Jogin Desai, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Eyestem said.;
Bengaluru: Eyestem, a Bengaluru-based cell therapy company, has raised $6.4 million (INR 51 Crore) in a Series A round led by three pharma majors - Biological E. Limited (BE), Alkem, NATCO and Anurag and Karan Bagaria, promoters of Kemwell Biopharma. Existing investors Endiya Partners and Kotak Private Equity also participated in this round, valuing Eyestem at $46.4 million (INR 371 Crore) post money.
Dr Jogin Desai, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Eyestem said, "We started Eyestem with the sole purpose of being able to create cell therapy products at scale for diseases that devastate a large number of people in India and the world. The support of major Indian pharma companies who share our vision endorses our strategy of developing affordable innovation for patients worldwide. Post this funding, we will remain focussed on solidifying our cell therapy platform and moving our flagship product for Dry AMD through early clinical trials of an international standard".
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