Hemophilia firm from former Novo employee secures millions from Novo Seeds

Following 12 years at Novo Nordisk, Johan Faber broke out last year to found the biotech firm Hemab, which will develop drugs against rare haemophilia diseases. The firm has just landed a two-digit million kroner investment from Novo Seeds.
Hemab CEO and Co-founder Johan Faber | Photo: Hemab / PR
Hemab CEO and Co-founder Johan Faber | Photo: Hemab / PR
BY ALBERT RØNNING-ANDERSSON, TRANSLATED BY NIELSINE NIELSEN

A pile of money has been laid on the table belonging to the newly-founded biotech company Hemab, which develops pharmaceutical drugs against rare bleeding disorders for a market which is estimated to bring in billions of kroner.

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