NETHERLANDS - ABN AMRO Capital Life Sciences invests in Amsterdam Molecular Therapeutics
ABN AMRO Capital Life Sciences (AAC LS) has announced that it has led a EUR 22m series-A financing of Amsterdam Molecular Therapeutics BV (AMT). The syndicate was completed by Advent Venture Partners, Gilde Investment Management and Crédit Agricole Private Equity. Sander Slootweg from ABN AMRO Capital Life Sciences has joined the company’s supervisory board.
The proceeds of this financing round will be used to take the clinical development of AMT’s lead product AMT-011, which is currently in phase II, through to registration. In addition, the funds will allow the company to accelerate its preclinical gene therapy programmes for two metabolic orphan diseases (acute intermittent porphyria and hyperoxaluria) addressing a significant unmet medical need, as well as a gene therapy to treat a rare and very serious and rapidly progressive retinal blindness.
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