FORE Biotherapeutics Raises $38 Million in Series D-2 Financing for the Continued Advancement of Plixorafenib
“At SR One, our mission is to invest in companies that we believe have the ability to innovate and advance transformational new therapies in areas of high unmet medical need,” said Simeon George, M.D., Chief Executive Officer and Managing Partner at SR One. “Fore Bio is focused on resetting the standard in BRAF driven tumors with a potential first in class paradox breaker with compelling early clinical data that support the potential of plixorafenib monotherapy to address the well-known treatment gaps oncologists face with first- and second-generation BRAF inhibitors. We are impressed with the team’s progress to date, excited about the multiple near term data readouts, and are proud to support the continued advancement of plixorafenib.”
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