What is Albatroz Therapeutics?
First-in-class antibodies targeting ECM integrity for cancer and inflammatory diseases
HQ Full Address
Singapore, Singapore
Product Features & Capabilities
- Antibodies targeting ECM integrity
- ADCs for solid tumors
- Therapeutic candidates for arthritis and IBD
Investment Focus
Albatroz Therapeutics is primarily focused on developing first-in-class antibodies targeting a novel mechanism critical to the integrity of the extracellular matrix. Their therapeutic areas of interest include cancer and inflammatory diseases.
Other Considerations
Pre-clinical stage; Founded in 2021; Based in Singapore; Specializes in ECM-targeted therapies for cancer and inflammation; Focuses on tissue remodeling and immunity pathways
Awards Recognition
Albatroz Therapeutics received the first Golden Ticket prize from Amgen in Singapore, which recognized the viability of its science and business plan. This award includes a one-year free residency in NSG Biolabs' fully-equipped laboratory.
Partnerships
- Amgen and NSG BioLabs - Albatroz Therapeutics was announced as the winner of the first Amgen Golden Ticket in Singapore, which is aimed at boosting the capabilities of biotech startups in the region.
- Johnson & Johnson Innovation - Albatroz Therapeutics has also been involved with Johnson & Johnson Innovation, specifically within their JLABS in Singapore, which supports innovative biotech companies in their development efforts.
Key Innovations
Albatroz Therapeutics is focused on developing first-in-class antibody therapeutics targeting a novel protein critical to the extracellular matrix, which is significant for treating solid tumors and inflammatory diseases such as arthritis. Their key innovations include:
1. Development of therapeutic antibodies aimed at solid tumors.
2. Targeting tissue remodeling to inhibit cancer growth and treat arthritis.
3. Secured $3 million in seed funding to advance their research and product development.
Latest Funding Round
Albatroz Therapeutics recently secured $3 million in funding to develop therapies targeting tissue remodeling, which is critical in stopping cancer growth and treating arthritis. This funding round was announced on April 25, 2023.