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AdBio Partners

AdBio Partners

Paris, France·Founded 2015··adbio.partners

AdBio partners, founded in 2016 and based in Paris, France, is a venture capital firm specializing in early-stage investments in promising life sciences startups across Europe. It focuses on building pioneering healthcare companies by partnering closely with scientific founders and academic institutions, providing both capital and entrepreneurial support.

AUM
€133M
Funds
2
vintages 2017–2021
Portfolio
25
Exits
2
SectorsHealthcare

Key facts

HQParis, France
Founded2015

Recent exits

Agomab Therapeutics
Agomab Therapeutics
Biotech2026 · 7yr hold
GAMUT Therapeutics
Biotech2021 · 1yr hold

Coverage notes

2 funds tracked, 27 portfolio companies (25 active · 2 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Sector breakdown

27 companies
Healthcare
16 · 59%
Biotech
11 · 41%

Funds & portfolio

Every fund AdBio Partners has raised, with its portfolio companies. Hand-checked from public filings.

2 funds
AFB Fund IIVC
2021 · 5yr€86M17 active

Unrealized

17 held
AndzonBio1
AndzonBio1Active
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2024
AndzonBio2
AndzonBio2Active
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2025
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2023
Astraveus
AstraveusActive
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2023
BiotechBelgium· Entry 2019
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2023
Cephagenix
CephagenixActive
HealthcareDenmark· Entry 2025
HealthcareIreland· Entry 2021
DiogenXActive
BiotechFrance· Entry 2020
EvlaBioActive
BiotechGermany· Entry 2025
BiotechFrance· Entry 2021
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2023
Orikine BioActive
BiotechSpain· Entry 2026
RibonexusActive
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2021
BiotechUK· Entry 2023
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2021
UnivercellsActive
BiotechBelgium· Entry 2022
AFB Seed-FundVC
2017 · 9yr€47M8 active · 2 realized

Unrealized

8 held
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2020
BiotechSpain· Entry 2020
Kalsiom
KalsiomActive
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2020
BiotechFrance· Entry 2019
Tridek-One
Tridek-OneActive
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2019
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2019
WelliumActive
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2020
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2019

Realized

2 exits
Agomab Therapeutics
Agomab TherapeuticsExited 2026
BiotechBelgium· Entry 2019
IPOto
GAMUT TherapeuticsExited 2021
BiotechFrance· Entry 2020
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About AdBio Partners

AdBio partners is a French venture capital firm with €133 million of assets under management, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Paris. The firm specialises in early-stage investments in promising life sciences startups across Europe, focusing on building pioneering healthcare companies by partnering closely with scientific founders and management teams.

Investment thesis

AdBio Partners targets European life sciences startups at seed and Series A-B stages, with sector focus on biotech (drug discovery and development), MedTech and selective HealthTech verticals. Equity ticket sizes typically range from €1 million seed positions through to €10 million Series A-B follow-on commitments. The life sciences-exclusive mandate enables deep scientific and clinical expertise across portfolio companies, distinguishing AdBio from generalist VC peers.

Recent activity

Recent realised exits include Agomab Therapeutics (healthcare, 2026) and Univercells (biotech, 2024), reflecting active distribution across the life sciences portfolio. The platform tracks 2 funds, 20 active portfolio companies and 2 realised exits across the multi-vintage European life sciences programme. Detailed buyer names and multiple data available on Pro at €29/month.

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Last updated August 2026 · Sourced from public filings · Report an issue