VALANX
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VALANX Biotech develops a site-specific protein conjugation technology (GoldenSite) using click-chemistry to produce homogeneous antibody-drug conjugates with optimized conjugation sites. It targets biopharma developers building next-generation ADCs, aiming to widen therapeutic windows and reduce off-target toxicity.
Founders & leadership
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Klaus OrlingerChief Scientific OfficerHe has led R&D teams in pharmaceutical development, advancing drug candidates in immunooncology and infectious diseases through phase I/II trials, and previously helped build a biotech company from early stage through IPO.
Investors · 2
SOSVlisted by SOSVNew York · $30K – $550K
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xista science ventureslisted by xista science venturesKlosterneuburg · $162K – $4.3M
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Frequently asked questions
- What does VALANX do?
- VALANX Biotech develops a site-specific protein conjugation technology (GoldenSite) using click-chemistry to produce homogeneous antibody-drug conjugates with optimized conjugation sites. It targets biopharma developers building next-generation ADCs, aiming to widen therapeutic windows and reduce off-target toxicity.
- Who founded VALANX?
- VALANX was founded by Michael Lukesch, Georg Altenbacher.
- Who are VALANX's investors?
- VALANX's investors include SOSV, xista science ventures.


