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Aescap on target to reach €150m hard cap later this year

12/06/2007Source: AltAssets.  

Click here for the latest news, views and interviews in the clean energy investor communityNew European biomedical venture capital fund Aescap Venture Management has announced that it has raised €102m for its maiden fund. The fund held a first closing on €59m in August 2006. The Amsterdam-headquartered firm expects to close the fund on its hard cap of €150m later this year.

Since its first closing, Aescap has invested in three biomedical companies: Affectis, ActoGeniX and ProtAffin. The firm aims to build a portfolio of 12 to 15 companies.

Aescap was founded by Michiel de Haan, founder and former CEO of Atlas Venture and Dr Dinko Valerio, founder and former CEO of Crucell, a Euronext/NASDAQ-listed biotechnology company.

Other partners are Patrick Krol, an entrepreneur and expert in life science marketing and business development, and Kreske Nickelsen, a previous director at 3i.

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