Pandect Bioventures
Venture capitalSouth San Francisco · Seed–Late Stage · 3 people tracked
Investment thesis
Pandect Bioventures invests in biotech and pharmaceutical companies from seed stage through Series A and beyond, providing capital and operational support to founders.
Team · 3 people
from the firm's websiteFrequently asked questions
- What stage does Pandect Bioventures invest at?
- Pandect Bioventures invests at the Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Late Stage stages.
- What sectors does Pandect Bioventures focus on?
- Pandect Bioventures focuses on Biotech, Medical Devices.
- Where is Pandect Bioventures located?
- Pandect Bioventures is headquartered in South San Francisco, US.
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