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Laminar Pharma Raises 5.9 Million in a New Round of Financing

Laminar Pharma raised €5.9 million, led by the Matutes family, for its growth and launch of anti-tumor drug LAM 561, aimed at glioblastoma treatment. Additional investors included the Alba Pérez Foundation and Dentol Capital. The company expects €1 billion in revenue by 2026, in collaboration with an undisclosed major pharmaceutical partner.

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Laminar Pharma closes a new round of financing. The Balearic biopharmaceutical company has raised 5.9 million euros for its growth and launch of new products. The company had been looking for financial support since last April and the plans were to raise seven million euros, according to El Confidencial.

The round was led by the Matutes family, which is now part of Laminar Pharma’s capital. Other investors who participated in the round were the Alba Pérez Foundation, which fights against childhood cancer; and Dentol Capital, the family office of lawyer David Devesa, who was already a shareholder in the pharmaceutical company.

By mid-September, Laminar Pharma had already raised 4.2 million euros. The remaining 1.7 million came from minority contributions of a minimum of 3,000 euros.

Laminar Pharma is in talks with a major pharmaceutical company for the launch of its anti-tumor drug

Laminar Pharma’s goal with this new round is to launch its drug against glioblastoma, an aggressive tumor that develops in the brain or spinal cord. The drug will be marketed under the name LAM 561 and will tackle a type of cancer that currently has no cure.

With this launch, Laminar Pharma expects to generate one billion euros by 2026. The launch of this new drug would be done in collaboration with a large pharmaceutical company, whose name has not been disclosed.

Laminar Pharma was created in 2006 as a project of the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB) led by researcher Pablo V. Escribá. In 2019, the company turned to the Capital Cell platform to obtain funds in this way. After this commitment, they went from having around one hundred shareholders in 2018 to 800 in 2019.

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