Tikehau Capital, Sprim join forces with new S'pore-based life sciences VC fund
Singapore
LIFE science startups hoping for a big break can now look to a new Singapore-based cash cow for funding.
European asset manager Tikehau Capital and Sprim Ventures, the venture arm of global healthcare consultancy Sprim, have teamed up to launch a venture capital (VC) fund for early-stage investments.
The committed capital for the fund, dubbed TKS1, is US$50 million as at its initial closing. About 70 per cent came from the two firms, and the rest from third-party investors.
Tikehau and Sprim are aiming for two more closings, which would bring TKS1 to as much as US$75 million by the second-hal…
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