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Sitryx Therapeutics Secures $39 Million to Advance Immunometabolism-Targeted Therapies for Autoimmune and Inflammatory Diseases

Sep 29, 2023 08:01 CST Updated 08:01
Sitryx

Developer of Immuno-Oncology and Immuno-Inflammation Therapies

Oxford Science Enterprises

Science Construction Service Provider

SV Health Investors

Healthcare and Life Sciences Venture Capital Firms

Eli Lilly

Global Pharmaceutical R&D and Production Company

Sofinnova Partners

Venture Capital Firms

Longwood Fund

Fund Management Agency

GSK

Pharmaceutical R&D Manufacturer

September 27,Oxford, UK - Sitryx Therapeutics, a biopharmaceutical company focused on modulating cellular metabolism to develop disease-modifying therapies for chronic autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, announces successful completion$39 million (£32 million) New Round of FinancingSitryxPreviously, in October 2018, a $30 million Series A round was completed. New investor Oxford Science Enterprises (OSE) joined existing investors SV Health Investors, Eli Lilly and Company, Sofinova Partners, Longwood Fund, and GlaxoSmithKline. The total funding to date exceeds $75 million.

In 2020, Sitryx established a global licensing and research collaboration with Eli Lilly and Company.

Sitryx was founded in 2018 by world-leading researchers in the fields of immunology and metabolism, including Houman Ashrafian, Luke O'Neill, Jonathan Powell, Jeff Rathmell, Michael Rosenblum, and Paul Peter Tak. Together, they have published over 1,000 papers in the field, achieving several key breakthroughs in understanding how the energy states of immune cells play a critical role in regulating disease activity.

Sitryx to Use Proceeds to Advance Immuno-Metabolism Targeted Therapies into Clinical Development. The company is building a broad and differentiated proprietary pipeline of therapies by identifying novel targeting approaches based on how metabolic changes regulate immune cell function.

CEO of SitryxNeil Weir said:"Immunometabolism is at the forefront of immunology research, and our proprietary chemistry, deep biological insights, and the work of our world-leading team of immunometabolism experts are opening new avenues for treating immune-mediated diseases. Our broad potential therapies that intervene in cellular metabolism offer the possibility of rebalancing the immune system and achieving disease remission, leading to better patient outcomes. This additional funding further validates the potential of our science to transform the field of immunology, and we are delighted to welcomeOxford Science Enterprises"Becoming the lead investor in this round. They have joined our world-class investment consortium, which includes Eli Lilly and Company, with whom we continue to have a very successful ongoing strategic licensing and research collaboration."

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