“VC funding for biotech is rising, but so is risk aversion”

Annick Verween shares her predictions for the biotechnology sector in 2025 in an interview with Science | Business

While investment opportunities are expanding, fundraising cycles are becoming longer, as investors demand more validation before committing capital. With VCs becoming more risk-averse, start-ups will need to work harder to secure funding, even for the most promising innovations.

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