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Endeavor BioMedicines Raises $132.5 Million Oversubscribed Series C Financing to Advance Pipeline of Transformational Medicines

“We appreciate the support from this group of leading life sciences investors, who recognize the tremendous progress we’ve made since our initial funding rounds as well as the life-changing potential of our therapeutic candidates to reverse the trajectory of relentless diseases,” said John Hood, Ph.D., Co-Founder, CEO and Chairman of Endeavor. “Endeavor BioMedicines has the momentum, coupled with the right team and the necessary financing, to advance our mission of delivering transformational medicines to patients who need them.”

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