Forbion closes two funds
Forbion Capital Partners announced the final closing of two life science funds FCF I Co-Invest Fund and FCF II, raising a total of €190m.
The Co-Invest Fund, which raised €54m, aims to invest alongside FCF I in its portfolio companies. FCF II will deploy a similar strategy to FCF I. Forbion will focus the majority of its investments in Europe with the remainder being invested in North America and Israel.
FCF I Co-Invest and FCF II have both completed five separate investments to date.
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