OrbiMed Raises $3B Across Two New Life Sciences Funds
· Health
OrbiMed, one of the largest life science investors in the world, has raised $3 billion across two new funds. Its 10th private equity fund in its flagship series gathered over $1.9 billion, while a second fund raised more than $1 billion specifically for Asia-focused investments. The raise comes as biotech financing conditions have been uneven, with public market investors anxious and private capital increasingly selective. Large dedicated healthcare funds are closely watched as a signal of where capital will flow next, particularly into early-stage drug development and regional markets. The size of the OrbiMed raise suggests institutional investors still see long-term opportunity in life sciences despite short-term volatility.
Why it matters:The scale of the raise signals institutional appetite for life sciences even in a volatile market, indicating where drug development capital may flow next globally.
Key points
- The flagship private equity fund raised over $1.9 billion.
- A second fund raised more than $1 billion for Asia.
- It is OrbiMed's 10th fund in its flagship series.
Sources (original reporting)
More stories from this day
- US Health Officials Advance Plan to Let Pharmacies Compound Peptides
- CVS to Pay $315M to Settle Opioid Prescribing Allegations
- Kenya Reports Second Ebola Case as Congo Outbreak Worsens
- Merck and Moderna Weigh Next Steps in Cancer Vaccine Program
- Anthropic Reports $16.8 Billion in Third-Quarter Revenue
- CoreWeave credit swaps hit distress as AI debt fears spread