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Sofinnova Partners — 2016 Investments

5 investments dated 2016 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Maxcytemaxcyte.comNASDAQ: MXCTMar 2016

MaxCyte develops non-viral electroporation and cell-engineering technology used to transfect and engineer cells for research and therapeutic development.

BiotechDeep TechMedical DevicesGaithersburg, US

Douglas A. Doerfler(Executive Officer, Director)Madhusudan V Peshwa(Executive Officer)Ronald E. Holtz(Executive Officer, Director)Thomas Ross(Executive Officer)Karen Donato(Executive Officer)

BoardWilliam Brooke(Director)

Reflexionmedicalreflexion.comin𝕏Apr 2016

RefleXion Medical develops SCINTIX autonomous radiotherapy, an external beam theranostic oncology platform that uses biological signals from radiopharmaceutical-labeled cancer cells to deliver real-time, motion-managed radiation to lung and bone tumors from primary or metastatic disease.

BiotechHealthtechMedical DevicesHayward, US

Samuel Mazin(Executive Officer, Director)inAkshay Nanduri(Executive Officer, Director)in

BoardJay Watkins(Director)in

Board seatAntoine Papiernik· per SEC Form D

Co-investorsAscension VenturesCatalio Capital Management, LPPfizer Venture InvestmentsSonder CapitalVenrock

Rgenixrgenix.comJun 2016

BiotechNew York, US

Masoud Tavazoie(Chief Scientific Officer)David Darst(Chief Operating Officer)Isabel Kurth(Vice President - Research)

BoardShahram Seyedin-Noor(Executive Chairman)Nancy Chang(Director)

Board seatAntoine Papiernik· per SEC Form D

Co-investors+ND CapitalOceanpine Capital

Cellucompcellucomp.comin𝕏Mar 2016 · $5M

CelluComp develops sustainable, cellulose-based bio-composite materials for packaging applications, serving consumer goods and packaging companies seeking environmentally responsible alternatives.

Advanced ManufacturingCircular EconomyCleantechNew MaterialsScotland, GB

Dr. Eric Whale(Founder and Head of Technology)Dr. David Hepworth(Founder)Christian Kemp-Griffin(CEO)in

Co-investorsScottish EnterpriseCapagro

Other

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

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Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.