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Life Sciences Series A Founded 2018

Ambys Medicines

Ambys Medicines develops cell therapies to treat severe liver diseases, pioneering the novel application of cell therapy approaches to restore and reverse liver disease progression. The company's lead candidate, AMI-9, is designed to address life-threatening liver conditions by leveraging cellular regenerative medicine approaches that go beyond traditional pharmaceutical treatments. Ambys focuses on developing…

📍 Redwood City, United States · Genomics,

Funding snapshot

Last roundSeries A
Amount$47M
Date21 December 2021
Total raised$107M
Team size77

About

Ambys Medicines develops cell therapies to treat severe liver diseases, pioneering the novel application of cell therapy approaches to restore and reverse liver disease progression. The company's lead candidate, AMI-9, is designed to address life-threatening liver conditions by leveraging cellular regenerative medicine approaches that go beyond traditional pharmaceutical treatments. Ambys focuses on developing therapies that can halt or reverse the progression of severe liver diseases where current treatment options are limited, potentially reducing the need for liver transplantation. The company combines expertise in cell biology, hepatology, and translational medicine to advance its therapeutic pipeline. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, Ambys Medicines has raised approximately $107 million in Series A funding from investors including Third Rock Ventures, Takeda, Schroders, Laurion Capital, and Alexandria.

Business model

Metabolic Diseases > Drugs > Hepatic disorders,

Genomics > Applied Genomics > Clinical Genomics > Therapeutics

Team background

College Wise > Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University

Institutional investors

Third Rock Ventures Takeda Schroders Laurion Capital Alexandria Smile Gate Investment

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