Riding On Exosome Potential, Evox Eyes Unicorn Status

UK Firm Completes £69.2m Series C Financing

A financing round that was significantly oversubscribed by new and existing investors will help advance the Oxford-headquartered biotech's exosome therapeutics into the clinic and expand its technology platform.

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Oxford's Evox gets cash boost • Source: Archive

Evox Therapeutics Limited CEO Tony de Fougerolles has told Scrip that the UK firm's exosome expertise, strong pipeline and big pharma partnerships can help it become a 'unicorn' billion-dollar biotech.

He was speaking as Evox concluded a series C financing round that raised £69.2m ($95.4m) led by long-time backer Redmile...

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