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Angelini Industries had already focused on innovation, particularly in Indusriy 4.0, by investing in the Forward Factory accelerator launched by Cdp Venture Capital sgr. Forward Factory is based in Casalecchio di Reno and is the accelerator dedicated to startups that develop products or solutions in digital manufacturing.

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Angelini Industries will create and invest in startups that develop innovative solutions in the fields of biotechnology, life sciences, and digital health. The Italian multi-business group with €1.7 billion in sales and active in 21 countries with 5,800 employees, has just announced the launch of Angelini Ventures, an international venture capital firm with an endowment of €300 million, headquarters in Rome and a global team that makes up an international network of innovation experts.

The launch of the new vehicle, which will invest in Europe but also in North America and Israel, is part of Angelini Industries’ strategy aimed at promoting innovation and systemizing, financing, and implementing solutions that innovate traditional healthcare models.

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Angelini Ventures, which has already planned international investments of €60 million, will focus research on brain health and market segments targeting women, children, and the elderly

The current investment portfolio includes Argobio, a Paris-based biotech ‘startup studio,’ Angelini Lumira Biosciences Fund, a North American fund that invests in startups, and Pretzel Therapeutics, a Boston-based company developing mitochondrial therapies, already funded by Eir Ventures, a Nordic VC firm focused on life sciences, and Cambridge Innovation Capital (CIC), the venture capital investor founded to improve the success rate of deeptech and life sciences at the University of Cambridge.

Angelini Industries had already focused on innovation, particularly in Indusriy 4.0, by investing in the Forward Factory accelerator launched by Cdp Venture Capital sgr. Forward Factory is based in Casalecchio di Reno and is the accelerator dedicated to startups that develop products or solutions in digital manufacturing, created together with Gellify, Digitech Fund, and seven other entities operating in the industrial and manufacturing sector, namely Comer Industries, SCM Group, Vis Hydraulics, Poggipolini, Auxiell, and Industrio Ventures, an accelerator specializing in hardware startups, and EIT Manufacturing, an ecosystem of leading European manufacturing players, as ecosystem enablers. Already in 2019, Gellify and Industrio Ventures had partnered before to create the Forward Factory program, in order to create strategies within Industry 4.0 to create new business models and increase the production capacity of plants.

Sergio Marullo di Condojanni, CEO of Angelini Industries commented, “We have been working for a long time on the creation of Angelini Ventures whose mission will be to invest internationally in high-potential ideas, opportunities, and projects that use technology to transform the future of the global healthcare ecosystem. Thanks to our specific skills and expertise, we have the ambition not only to further develop our business in the health sector but also and above all to give voice and life to solutions that have a positive impact on patients, communities, and the country system.”

Paolo Di Giorgio, CEO of Angelini Ventures added: “Angelini Ventures is a milestone in Angelini Industries’ innovation journey in healthcare. We are building a solid infrastructure to develop and invest in new ideas, collaborations, and technologies. Through Angelini Ventures, entrepreneurs will collaborate with subject matter experts who thoroughly understand the challenges of the healthcare industry and the evolving needs of patients and consumers.”

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Anthony Donaghue writes about science and technology. Keeping abreast of the latest tech developments in various sectors, he has a keen interest on startups, especially inside and outside of Silicon Valley. From time to time, he also covers agritech and biotech, as well as consumer electronics, IT, AI, and fintech, among others. He has also written about IPOs, cannabis, and investing.