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Lightstone Ventures — 2023 Investments

5 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

65LAB65lab.sgOct 2023

65LAB accelerates drug discovery and therapeutic company formation by connecting academic research institutions, life science investors, and Evotec to develop novel medicines into commercial entities.

BiotechDeep TechSingapore, SG

BoardSteve Courtney(Expert in Residence)

Co-investorsClavystBioLeaps by Bayer

FIRE1fire1foundry.comin𝕏Mar 2023 · $120M

FIRE1 develops NORM, an implantable sensor placed in the inferior vena cava to directly measure fluid volume in heart failure patients, paired with a self-management platform to help patients engage with their own care.

Digital HealthHardwareMedical DevicesDublin, IE

Co-investorsAndera PartnersGimvIreland Strategic Investment FundLongitude CapitalNew Enterprise Associates (NEA)Seventure Partners+5 more

Tagworks Pharmaceuticalstagworkspharma.comin𝕏Series A · Jun 2023 · $65M

Tagworks Pharmaceuticals develops cancer therapies using its Click-to-Release platform, a chemical reaction that activates antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), masked immunomodulators, and other prodrugs on-target while deactivating radioimmunotherapies off-target.

BiotechHealthtechMedical DevicesNijmegen, NL

Co-investorsBifNew Enterprise Associates (NEA)Novartis Venture FundYsios CapitalClarus VenturesGilde Healthcare+1 more

Willowwillow.coin𝕏Feb 2023 · $55M

Willow (originally founded as Contento) offers social media management for small and medium-sized B2B professional service providers, combining a scheduling and content platform with AI tools and human social media coaching.

AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareMarketing TechSaaSGhent, BE

Ludwig Dumont(Founder)in

Co-investorsPMVSmartFinimec.istartHetz VenturesMeritech Capital PartnersNew Enterprise Associates (NEA)

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

Hat Trick Medical

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