Hemab raises USD 55m for treatment of rare bleeding disorders

In less than a year, Danish biotech company Hemab, which builds on technology developed by Novo Nordisk and Genmab, has gone from seed investments to a large capital fund raising round – and now to clinical trials.
Hemab's new CEO, Benny Sørensen | Photo: Hemab / PR
Hemab's new CEO, Benny Sørensen | Photo: Hemab / PR
BY ELIZABETH MØNSTED JOHANSEN, TRANSLATED BY CATHERINE BRETT

Things have moved quickly at Hemab since the company was founded almost two years ago – and gone even faster since the company secured an introductory seed investment from Novo Holdings in December.

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