Integrative Proteomics Raises $25 Million in Private Financing

Aug 01, 2001

NEW YORK, Aug 1 – Canadian proteomics company Integrative Proteomics of Toronto said it has raised $25 million in a second round of private financing, bringing total funding raised since the company’s inception one year ago to $33 million.

The company’s strategic partners, Aurora Biosciences, Bruker AXS, and Bruker Daltonics, participated in the round, as did investment funds Lombard Odier Immunology Fund and HBM BioVentures of Switzerland and Genesys Capital Partners of Toronto.

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