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COMPANY DATE MAJOR EVENT TYPE CLOCK
AbAg 2003 .10 Round-financing : undisclosed M€, by OTC Innovation RFIN [3 years]
Abcys 1999 .12 Company founded by Jean-Pierre Mouscadet and Thierry Martin ORGF [0 year]
AB Science 2010 .05 Listing on Euronext Paris : 31.6 M€ (55.0 M€ expected) PBO [8 years]
AB Science 2008 .09 Registration : positive opinion from EMEA for lead compound masitinib in the treatment of canine mast cell tumor MKTG [7 years]
AB Science 2007 .05 Court : legal prosecution against Medicen, Paris Pôle de Compétitivité, with a claim of 125 M€ LEGAL [5 years]
AB Science 2001 .07 Company founded by Alain Moussy ORGF [0 year]
Adocia 2010 .01 2nd round-financing : 14.0 M€, by InnoBio (for 6 M€), SHAM (for 2 M€), and previous shareholders, including the founders RFINB [4 years]
Adocia 2008 .04 1st round-financing : 12.0 M€, by AGF P.E., Société Générale A.M., Bioam Gestion, Vivéris Management RFINA [2 years]
Adocia 2007 .00 Financing (no interest loan) : 2.25 M€, by OSEO, for its osteoporosis project DEBT [1 year]
Adocia 2005 .12 Company founded by Gérard Soula (ex-Flamel Technologies, CEO, during 15 years), and his 2 sons, Olivier (born 1970) and Rémy, initially named PPM (Proteins & Peptides Management), investing 1.6 M€ ORGF [0 year]
Advicenne Pharma 2007 .04 Company founded by Luc-André Granier ORGF [0 year]
Affichem 2007 .01 Partnering research agreement with SAFC to provide chemical development services for Dendrogenine A, a potential cancer treatment R&D [4 years]
Affichem 2002 .10 Company founded by 2 Inserm researchers, Marc and Sandrine Poirot, and by Philippe Rivière and Stéphane Silvente ORGF [0 year]
Agate Bioservices 2005 .04 Company founded by Hassan Chaabihi, within École des Mines d'Alès (EMA engineers' school) ORGF [0 year]
Aisa Therapeutics 2007 .10 Seed financing : undisclosed M€, by 2 business angels SFIN [2 years]
Aisa Therapeutics 2005 .10 Company founded by Patrizia d'Alesso (Inserm), with Aisa meaning Anti Inflammatory Senescence Actives ORGF [0 year]
Alfact Innovation 2006 .01 Company founded by Gilles Amouyal and Paul Amouyal (chairman, born 1955, M.D.), with Marc Le Bozec as COO (up to October 2006), from technological tools exclusively licensed from Inserm ORGF [0 year]
AliX 2008 .12 Partnering R&D agreement with Sosho, an Osaka university spin-off, for protein structure determination of intractable targets R&D [6 years]
AliX 2008 .10 Acquisition of Novalix (by merger and integration), a contract research biotech company (60 employees) specialised in protein production and cristallography analysis ACQ+ [5 years]
AliX 2008 .09 Nomination : Denis Zeyer, new CEO, replacing Jean-Paul Renaud, back to academic activities ORGN [5 years]
AliX 2002 .11 Company founded by Jean-Paul Renaud, Jean Cavarelli, Dino Moras, Olivier Poch, Marc Ruff, Jean-Claude Thierry, Jean-Marie Wurtz, and Marat Yusupov, as a spin-off from the Department of Structural Biology and Genomics (DBGS) of the Institute of Genetics and Molecular and Cellular Biology (IGBMC) ORGF [0 year]
Alizé Pharma 2010 .01 Partnering R&D agreement with Eli Lilly (USA) on unacylated ghrelin (AZP-01) program for the treatment of type II diabetes (with licence option) R&D [2 years]
Alizé Pharma 2009 .09 1st round-financing : 3.0 M€, by SHAM and previous investors RFINA [2 years]
Alizé Pharma 2008 .05 Licensing-in of preclinical recombinant L-asparaginase program for the treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, a lead compound from EUSA Pharma (USA) LICIN [1 year]
Alizé Pharma 2007 .09 Seed financing : 0.7 M€, by 2 private companies, Octalfa (Gilles Alberici), CEMA (Canada, André de Villers) SFIN [0 year]
Alizé Pharma 2007 .04 Company founded by Thierry Abribat and André de Villers [co-financer, M.D., ex-Theratechnologies] ORGF [0 year]
Alphelys 2009 .12 Partnering distribution agreement with Biogen (USA) for Brazil market (exclusive distributor) MKTG [8 years]
Alphelys 2008 .05 Partnering distribution agreement with Zytomed Systems (Germany) for immunohistochemical reagents in France MKTG [6 years]
Alphelys 2006 .10 Partnering distribution agreement with Seroa (Monaco) for product portfolio in many countries worldwide MKTG [5 years]
Alphelys 2005 .06 Seed financing : 0.24 M€, by owners, as a capital increase from 0.16 M€ to 0.40 M€ SFIN [3 years]
Alphelys 2002 .02 Company name change from Amelys to Alphelys, due to pre-occupied name INFO [0 year]
Alphelys 2001 .10 Company founded by Pierre Chaumat and Pierre Defrenaix (initially named Amelys) ORGF [0 year]
Ambiotis 2009 .03 Company website completed and revamped in 2 languages INFO [1 year]
Ambiotis 2007 .03 Company founded by Marc Dubourdeau (initially named as 2iPharma) ORGF [0 year]
Anaconda Pharma 2008 .05 Company move from Paris Pasteur Biotop incubator to Paris Biopark with new R&D facilities ORGL [4 years]
Anaconda Pharma 2007 .01 Round-financing : 2.6 M€, by private investors RFIN [3 years]
Anaconda Pharma 2006 .10 Financing : leader company in the CristaLead Program, with a minimum of € 1 Million grant RFIN [3 years]
Anaconda Pharma 2003 .10 Company founded by Dr Moshe Yaniv and Dr Françoise Thierry (both from Institut Pasteur), Dr Michael Botchan (Berkeley), and Marta Blumenfeld and Jean-Michel Gauthier, as a spin-off from Institut Pasteur ORGF [0 year]
Aptys Pharmaceuticals 2008 .12 Seed financing : 0.5 M€, led by Sofimac Partners, with contribution of CACF Développement (Crédit Agricole Centre France) SFIN [6 years]
Aptys Pharmaceuticals 2007 .05 Clinical trial (phase III) for a new formulation product based on the Bi-Gel technology in the USA (beginning) CLIN [4 years]
Aptys Pharmaceuticals 2004 .02 Launch of new trade mark as «The Formulation Company» MKTG [1 year]
Aptys Pharmaceuticals 2002 .11 Company founded by François Boutignon, Jean-Marc Aiache [Pharm.D., Ph.D., Professor Emeritus], and Michel G. Lepers [Professor of Technology transfer at University of Auvergne, founder-CEO Eurobiobiz], as a spin-off of the University of Auvergne ORGF [0 year]
Ariana Pharmaceuticals 2010 .02 R&D partnering with Fovea on Phase II clinical data analysis, with KEM clinicals, a new version of its decision support platform KEM (undisclosed fees) MKTG [6 years]
Ariana Pharmaceuticals 2009 .08 Financing (no interest loan) : 10.0 M€, by OSEO Innovation, for oncology biomarker program IMAkinib (with Oncodesign and Guerbet) [Ariana part : 1.0 M€] DEBT [6 years]
Ariana Pharmaceuticals 2008 .07 Round-financing : 1.5 M€, by Vizille Capital Innovation (Crédit Mutuel - CIC) RFIN [4 years]
Ariana Pharmaceuticals 2008 .03 Launch of new KEM multi-objective data analysis and decision support MKTG [4 years]
Ariana Pharmaceuticals 2005 .12 Licensing-out of KM platform to Institut Pasteur, against a minority share LICOUT [2 years]
Ariana Pharmaceuticals 2003 .08 Company founded by Mohamma Afshar and others, as a spin-off from Institut Pasteur ORGF [0 year]
Aterovax 2010 .04 Partnering distribution agreement for sPLA2 Activity Test in Europe with SPI-BIO (research use, only) MKTG [3 years]
Aterovax 2009 .11 Research : publication in European Heart Journal of Clinical trial evaluating systemic sPLA2 association with prognosis in patients with coronary heart disease (1024 patients with CHD) R&D [3 years]
Aterovax 2009 .11 Clinical trial (phase III) for sPLA2 activity, as a stronger marker for risk prediction (ending) CLIN [3 years]
Aterovax 2008 .07 Financing : grant of 1.45 M€, by ANR, for the cardiovascular therapy program RFIN [2 years]
Aterovax 2008 .06 Prize : Siemens Innovation Price 2008 (Health) MKTG [2 years]
Aterovax 2006 .07 Seed financing : 3.0 M€ by SGAM (Specialized European Fund for Therapeutic Innovation) SFIN [0 year]
Aterovax 2006 .06 Company founded by Alain Tedgui, Ziad Mallat, and others, from Inserm exclusive worldwide rights to 3 filed patents covering current biomarker products and the immunotherapy program ORGF [0 year]
Atlantic Bone Screen 2008 .05 Acquisition of Atlanchim, molecular chemical synthesis subcontractor (at book value, plus 5 maintained jobs) ACQ+ [2 years]
Atlantic Bone Screen 2005 .11 Company founded by Ronan Le Bot, Dr Dominique Heymann, Dr Françoise Redini, Dr Marc Padrines, Dr Yannick Fortun, and Prof. François Gouin ORGF [0 year]
Aureus Pharma 2010 .03 R&D partnering in Biointelligence R&D programme of € 118 Millions, designed to promote the use of systemic modeling and simulation tools to exploit biomedical databases and coordinated by Dassault Systèmes (with notably Sanofi-Aventis, Ipsen, Servier, Pierre Fabre, Bayer) R&D [10 years]
Aureus Pharma 2010 .02 Licensing-out of DDI Project 2009 to Sanofi-Aventis LICOUT [10 years]
Aureus Pharma 2008 .08 Launch of new software solution AurPROFILER (to rapidly evaluate target, cell and drug profiles using bio-assays) MKTG [8 years]
Aureus Pharma 2007 .11 Licensing-out of Aurscope GPCR to BMS (renewal) LICOUT [7 years]
Aureus Pharma 2002 .11 Licensing-out to Servier and Aventis LICOUT [2 years]
Aureus Pharma 2006 .12 Nomination : Jason Theodosiou, new CEO, André Michel, founder, moved to supervisory board ORGN [6 years]
Aureus Pharma 2004 .10 1st round-financing : 3.0 M€, by OTC A.M., AXA P.E., and previous shareholders RFINA [4 years]
Aureus Pharma 2002 .01 Company (holding of Aureus as an SCP) founded by Dr André Michel ORGF [2 years]
Aureus Pharma 2000 .09 Seed financing : 0.8 M€, by Bioam SFIN [0 year]
Aureus Pharma 2000 .01 Company founded by Dr André Michel [born 1944, CEO, Ph.D. chemistry, Namur, ex-Servier, Neokimia] ORGF [0 year]
BCell Design 2008 .03 Seed financing : 0.1 M€, by Limousin Participation, Limousin Expansion, Limousin Business Angels SFIN [0 year]
B Cell Design 2008 .01 Company founded by Michel Cogné (SAB), Armelle Cuvillier, based on a patent from Limoges University ORGF [0 year]
BioAlliance Pharma 2010 .04 Registration : positive US FDA approval for Oravig (Loramyc in EU) with US$ 20 Million milestone payment from Strativa Pharmaceuticals, the commercial partner in the US MKTG [13 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2010 .04 Licensing-out of European commercialization rights for Loramyc and Setofilm to Therabel (Belgium) in a € 48.5 Million deal LICOUT [13 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2009 .12 Clinical trial (phase II) for Clonidine Lauriad (beginning) in radiotherapy and chemotherapy-induced oral mucositis and clinical trial (phase I) for AMEP (beginning) in invasive melanoma CLIN [12 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2009 .10 Clinical trial (phase I) for Fentanyl Lauriad, slow-release central analgesic in cancer patients (beginning) CLIN [12 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2009 .04 Clinical trial planned, after first preclinical trial results on new oral Irinotecan nanoparticle formulation for the treatment of advanced colorectal cancer CLIN [12 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2009 .04 Financing (no interest loan) : 6.3 M€, by OSEO Innovation, to support Cancer Anti-invasive Program (CAP) private-public consortium (with Oroxcell and Xentech) DEBT [12 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2009 .03 Licensing-out of Loramyc rights to SpeBio (2007) in Europe regained (withdrawn contract and legal suite) LICOUT [12 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2009 .02 Registration : submission to EMEA of ondansetron RapidFilm MKTG [11 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2008 .12 Management restructuring : 9 heads employee reduction, i.e. 12% of total headcounts ORGR [11 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2008 .09 Financing : capital investment by AGF Private Equity (over 5% of equity) RFIN [11 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2008 .08 Nomination : Pierre Morgon as COO, along Gilles Avenard (Pierre Morgon resigns in May 2009) ORGN [11 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2008 .05 Licensing-in of European rights of Ondansetron spray from NovaDel LICIN [11 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2008 .03 Company (as Laboratory BioAlliance Pharma) founded by Dominique Costantini for Marketing and Trade ORGF [11 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2007 .09 Launch of Loramyc on French market MKTG [10 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2007 .07 4th round-financing : 40.0 M€, led by Bryan, Garnier & Co, with international investors (private capital increase) RFIND [10 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2007 .03 Licensing-out of Loramyc to PAR pharmaceuticals in USA, in a deal valued 95 MUS$ (15 MUS$ initially, plus milestones) LICOUT [10 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2006 .10 Registration : obtained for Loramyc, in France MKTG [9 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2005 .12 Public offering : 30.0 M€, Alternext, Eurolist PBO [8 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2004 .08 3rd round-financing : 2.0 M€ (follow-up), by Siparex Ventures RFINC [7 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2003 .05 3rd round-financing : 10.0 M€, led by Auriga Partners RFINC [6 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 2000 .05 2nd round-financing : 7.0 M€, by Technolife, ABN-Amro, Spef, and previous shareholders RFINB [3 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 1999 .09 1st round-financing : 1.5 M€, by 3i, Capricorn Venture, and a business angel RFINA [2 years]
BioAlliance Pharma 1997 .03 Company founded by Dominique Costantini and Gilles Avenard ORGF [0 year]
Biocortech 2009 .09 Patent : granted on new blood diagnostic test of depression (USA), relating to RNA edition of serotonine 5HT2c receptor LEGAL [7 years]
Biocortech 2009 .04 Clinical trial to validate the concept of a blood test to diagnose and monitor treatment of mood disorders and depression, in France (beginning) CLIN [7 years]
Biocortech 2008 .03 Patent : granted on small molecule antidepressant LEGAL [6 years]
Biocortech 2006 .11 Partnering research agreement with Servier on novel drugs to treat CNS disorders R&D [5 years]
Biocortech 2001 .11 Company founded by Dinah Weissmann and Jean-François Pujol ORGF [0 year]
BioCydex 2008 .01 Launch of Solvamax in London (UK) MKTG [5 years]
BioCydex 2002 .12 Company founded by Yves Cenatiempo and Mustapha Bengsir ORGF [0 year]
BioMedical Diagnostics 2010 .03 Partnering distribution agreement from Assuragen (USA) to commercialize its Signature Oncology Products in France MKTG [24 years]
BioMedical Diagnostics 2009 .12 4th round-financing : 3.0 M€ by Truffle Venture and AGF P.E. RFIND [23 years]
BioMedical Diagnostics 2008 .10 Financing (no interest loan) : 5.4 M€ (and 2.5 M€ grant), OSEO Innovation, to support Tracker, a theranostics project concerning rheumatoid arthritis from Neovacs (leader) and Biomedical Diagnostics DEBT [22 years]
BioMedical Diagnostics 2007 .00 Nomination : Paul Magrez, as CEO (replacing Patrick G. Poty) ORGN [20 years]
BioMedical Diagnostics 2005 .07 3rd round-financing : 5.0 M€, led by Truffle Venture and CDC Entreprise, with AGF P.E., Siparex, Auriga Partners, Ventech, 123 Multinova RFINC [19 years]
BioMedical Diagnostics 2004 .05 Nomination : Patrick G. Poty, as CEO (Daniel Pierron on leave) ORGN [18 years]
BioMedical Diagnostics 2003 .05 2nd round-financing : 9.4 M€, by undisclosed investors RFINB [17 years]
BioMedical Diagnostics 2000 .05 1st round-financing : 4.6 M€, by undisclosed investors RFINA [14 years]
BioMedical Diagnostics 1986 .00 Company founded by 2 ex-Abbott managers ORGF [0 year]
Biométhodes 2007 .12 Patent : granted on Massive Mutagenesis LEGAL [10 years]
Biométhodes 2007 .11 Nomination : Gilles Amsallem as CEO [ex-Finance Director], taking over from founder ORGN [9 years]
Biométhodes 2006 .02 Partnering research agreement with Sanofi-Aventis to develop Solexis, a new technology R&D [8 years]
Biométhodes 2004 .05 Licensing-out of Massive Mutagenesis to Aventis Pharma for R&D optimization LICOUT [6 years]
Biométhodes 2003 .10 2nd round-financing : 4.5 M€, by CDC Innovation, CIC Capital, FCJE (CDC) RFINB [5 years]
Biométhodes 1997 .11 Company founded by Marc Delcourt ORGF [0 year]
Biom'up 2006 .07 Certification : ISO9001, ISO13485 for design, development, production INFO [1 year]
Biom'up 2005 .02 Company founded by Sylvain Picot, Patricia Forest, Christian Gagnieu, as a spin-off from Laboratoire des Biomatériaux, University of Pharmacie (Lyon) ORGF [0 year]
BioProtein Technologies 2010 .05 3rd round-financing : 0.52 M€, by existing investors RFINC [11 years]
BioProtein Technologies 2009 .09 Set-up of Transgenic Rabbit Models (TRM), a subsidiary servicing company dedicated to the development and supply of genetically modified rabbit models (www.transgenic-rabbit-models.com) ORGC [11 years]
BioProtein Technologies 2006 .12 Set-up of Bioprotein Transgenics, a subsidiary ORGC [8 years]
BioProtein Technologies 2006 .03 Company move from Paris to Jouy-en-Josas (IDF), within INRA premices, in order to join own existing laboratories ORGL [7 years]
BioProtein Technologies 2006 .10 Nomination : Jean Lignel as CEO (replacing CEO and founder, Marc Le Bozec) ORGN [8 years]
BioProtein Technologies 2003 .04 2nd round-financing : 1.5 M€, by previous investors RFINB [4 years]
BioProtein Technologies 2001 .05 1st round-financing : 8.0 M€, by Société Générale A.M., Gilde, Creagro, Iwic, Anvar RFINA [2 years]
BioProtein Technologies 1998 .06 Company founded by 3 INRA scientists involved in transgenic animal and cloning research, Louis-Marie Houdebine, Jean-Paul Renard and Bernard Jégou, and an experienced manager from the business consultancy world, Marc Le Bozec ORGF [0 year]
BioQuanta 2010 .02 Round-financing : 0.5 M€ (US$ 800 000) from private investors RFIN [7 years]
BioQuanta 2006 .03 Set-up of BioQuanta Diagnostics ORGC [3 years]
BioQuanta 2003 .04 Seed financing : undisclosed M€, by private investors SFIN [0 year]
BioQuanta 2003 .02 Company founded by Jean-Michel Mauclaire and others, in Aurora (USA) as BioQuanta Inc. and set-up of subsidiary in France (SaRL) ORGF [0 year]
BioSystems International 2010 .02 Partnering distribution agreement to Microbiochips for the commercialization of PlasmaScan antibody microarray products that speed-up identification of human plasma biomarkers MKTG [5 years]
BioSystems International 2009 .06 Licensing-out of BSI’s patented monoclonal antibody proteomics platform to Lohocla Research Corporation for the discovery of novel alcoholism liver disease biomarkers in blood LICOUT [4 years]
BioSystems International 2008 .10 2nd round-financing : 3.5 M€ led by SGAM AI, with undisclosed private investors in order to foster R&D of lung, colon and breast cancer diagnostics to be marketed in 2010 RFINB [3 years]
BioSystems International 2007 .03 Nomination : Jean-Pierre Tirouflet as CEO, replacing co-founder ORGN [2 years]
BioSystems International 2006 .03 Partnering research agreement with AstraZeneca on arthrosis biomarkers R&D [1 year]
BioSystems International 2005 .01 1st round-financing : 3.0 M€, by Société Générale A.M. RFINA [0 year]
BioSystems International 2004 .05 Company founded by Laszlo Takacs, Andras Guttman, Barry L. Karger, William S. Hancock, as a spin-off from Pfizer France R&D center of Fresnes (Parke Davis Jouveinal), with name shortened as BSI ORGF [0 year]
BMSystems (Bio-Modeling) 2009 .06 Launch of BioXplain, the first open platform for Iterative, Predictive and Integrative Biology, with BioXpr (Belgium) and Kayentis (electronic pen) MKTG [4 years]
BMSystems (Bio-Modeling) 2008 .09 Patent : application, with CEA life Sciences, covering new therapeutic strategies and a preclinical evaluation platform for psychiatric disorders LEGAL [4 years]
BMSystems (Bio-Modeling) 2006 .12 Spin-off of Pherecydes (keeping minority equity) ACQ- [2 years]
BMSystems (Bio-Modeling) 2004 .08 Company founded by Manuel Géa, François Iris, Gérard Dine, Paul-Henri Lampe, Pablo Santamaria ORGF [0 year]
Carmat 2009 .10 Production : inauguration of cleanroom facilities in Vélizy INDUS [1 year]
Carmat 2009 .09 Nomination : Marcello Conviti, new CEO, replacing Patrick Coulombier (COO) ORGN [1 year]
Carmat 2009 .06 Financing (no interest loan) : 33.0 M€, by OSEO Innovation, to support 5 year-development plans DEBT [1 year]
Carmat 2009 .05 Company move from Suresnes to Vélizy (both, near Paris) ORGL [0 year]
Carmat 2008 .11 1st round-financing : 7.5 M€, by Truffle Capital, EADS, and Prof. Carpentier's foundation RFINA [0 year]
Carmat 2008 .10 Company founded by Alain Carpentier, with financial support by Oseo, based on a long collaboration between the renowned surgeon and EADS on implementation of biomaterials and cutting-edge technologies in the construction of an artificial heart ORGF [0 year]
Cellectis 2010 .03 Licensing-out of use of homologous recombination patents to Boehringer Ingelheim in order to obtain, breed and utilize animal models LICOUT [10 years]
Cellectis 2010 .01 Licensing-out of use of homologous recombination patents to Bayer HealthCare aimed to introduce new features into the genome LICOUT [10 years]
Cellectis 2009 .10 Public offering (2nd) on Euronext : 22.0 M€ (1.914 Million new shares at 11.50 € each) PBO [9 years]
Cellectis 2009 .10 Acquisition of Vectocell Technology from Diatos assets (bankrupt in May 2009), to accelerate therapeutic development programs ACQ+ [9 years]
Cellectis 2009 .09 Set-up of Ectycell, a subsidiary specialized in stem cells from adults ORGC [9 years]
Cellectis 2009 .06 Launch of cGPS Custom, new kits for targeted gene integration in native cell lines, by affiliate Cellectis BioResearch (later extended to human cell lines and in gene function studies) MKTG [9 years]
Cellectis 2008 .12 Launch of PI10.3, a new research kit for producing stable cell clones using gene targeting in just 4 weeks, by affiliate Cellectis BioResearch MKTG [8 years]
Cellectis 2008 .11 Research : publication in Nature Magazine on a Therapeutic Meganuclease to treat a severe skin inborn disease by the CNIO, the CRG and Cellectis R&D [8 years]
Cellectis 2008 .09 Financing agreement by AFM (French Muscular Dystrophy Association), 8.3 M€ granted over 5 years for research on 7 genes surgery of orphan diseases RFIN [8 years]
Cellectis 2008 .06 Court : legal dispute on patents against Shionogi LEGAL [8 years]
Cellectis 2008 .05 Set-up of 2 new subsidiaries in France, Cellectis Bioresearch and Cellectis Genome Surgery ORGC [8 years]
Cellectis 2007 .02 Listing on Euronext Paris : 21.2 M€ PBO [7 years]
Cellectis 2005 .06 3rd round-financing : 5.6 M€, by BankInvest, AGF P.E., Odyssée, Edmond de Rothschild (follow-up) RFINC [5 years]
Cellectis 2004 .04 Company move from Paris (Institut Pasteur) to Biocitech in Romainville ORGL [4 years]
Cellectis 2002 .05 2nd round-financing : 8.0 M€, by BankInvest, AGF PE, Odyssée, Edmond de Rothschild RFINB [2 years]
Cellectis 2000 .11 1st round-financing : 3.8 M€, by Kaminvest RFINA [0 year]
Cellectis 2000 .06 Licensing-in of 6 lead products from Institut Pasteur (spin-off with equity) LICIN [0 year]
Cellectis 2000 .01 Company founded by André Choulika and David Sourdive ORGF [0 year]
Cellial Technologies 2007 .12 Nomination : Sandrine Leman [Institut Pasteur], as CEO, replacing Yves Wendzinski ORGN [6 years]
Cellial Technologies 2002 .12 Nomination : Yves Wendzinski [Eng. ISEN] as CEO (also Chairman), replacing Michel Major ORGN [1 year]
Cellial Technologies 2002 .11 1st round-financing : 1.0 M€, by Finorpa, Nord Innovation, Innovam RFINA [1 year]
Cellial Technologies 2001 .01 Company founded by Prof. Romeo Cecchelli (Institut Pasteur Lille), within Eurasanté Bio-incubator ORGF [0 year]
CellProthera 2010 .02 Nomination : Xavier Lataste, new CEO ORGN [1 year]
CellProthera 2008 .06 Company founded by Philippe Hénon (Prof. University of Haute Alsace) ORGF [0 year]
CellVax 2007 .00 Certification : Eureka award on Oligoclonics INFO [5 years]
CellVax 2001 .06 Company founded by Ming Wei, 2 other biologists, Christian Schatz [Pharm.D.], Olivier-Noël Martin [ex-Sterilyo, founder], and Michel Crépin ORGF [0 year]
CellVir 2008 .06 Seed financing : 2 M€, by Genopole 1er Jour and Inserm Transfert Initiative SFIN [2 years]
CellVir 2006 .08 Patent : granted from Inserm (spin-off) LEGAL [0 year]
CellVir 2006 .03 Company founded by Richard Benarous, Richard Platford, Armand Frydman, E.Thomas Bader, Jean Deregnaucourt ORGF [0 year]
Cerenis Therapeutics 2009 .02 Financing (no interest loan) :2.5 M€ by OSEO Innovation, to finance ongoing clinical development of HDL-related products for the treatment of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases DEBT [4 years]
Cerenis Therapeutics 2008 .05 Clinical trial (phase I) for CER-002, a peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor (PPAR) delta specific agonist (completed) CLIN [4 years]
Cerenis Therapeutics 2006 .11 2nd round-financing : 42.0 M€, led by TVM Capital, with Orbimed and previous shareholders (53.5 MUS$) RFINB [2 years]
Cerenis Therapeutics 2005 .08 1st round-financing : 25.0 M€, by Sofinnova, HealthCap, Alta Partners, EDF Ventures, NIF Ventures RFINA [1 year]
Cerenis Therapeutics 2004 .05 Company founded by Jean-Louis Dasseux and William Brinkerhoff ORGF [0 year]
Cezanne 2009 .06 Partnering research agreement with Brahms (Germany) and Lumiphore (USA), with incorporation of Lumiphore’s complexes into diagnostic tests R&D [9 years]
Cezanne 2003 .09 Partnering sales agreement with Brahms (Germany) as exclusive distributor MKTG [3 years]
Cezanne 2003 .09 Company move to Nîmes, after floods devastated the initial premises in September 2002 ORGL [3 years]
Cezanne 2000 .06 Company founded by Emmanuel Bois and others, in Bagnols-sur-Cèze, to continue the divested diagnostics activities by CisBio International, after their acquisition by Schering AG ORGF [0 year]
CliniGenetics 2001 .07 1st round-financing : 6.0 M€, by BankInvest, a Danish capital venture group RFINA [0 year]
CliniGenetics 2000 .10 Company founded by a group of cardiovascular research scientists ORGF [0 year]
Covalab 2003 .02 Round-financing : 2.0 M€, searched to finance internal growth (failed) RFIN [7 years]
Covalab 1995 .07 Company founded by Saïd El Alaoui and Vincent Thomas ORGF [0 year]
Cytheris 2010 .02 Patent : granted from U.S. office covering the preparation and uses of its Glycosylated Recombinant Human Interleukin-7 (CYT107) LEGAL [11 years]
Cytheris 2009 .06 Research : publication in Nature Medicine showing that combination of Interleukin-7 with viral vaccine boosts immunity to tumors R&D [10 years]
Cytheris 2009 .03 Clinical trial (phase IIa) for recombinant IL-7 (completed), which induces a dramatic and prolonged CD4 and CD8 T cell expansion, sustained for 48 weeks in HIV patients CLIN [10 years]
Cytheris 2008 .07 Financing (no interest loan) : 1.5 M€, by OSEO, to support its ongoing clinical development program in hepatitis C (HCV) DEBT [9 years]
Cytheris 2007 .02 Clinical trial (phase I) for recombinant IL-7 (beginning) CLIN [8 years]
Cytheris 2006 .10 2nd round-financing : 24.3 M€, by CDC Innovation with ABN AMRO Capital Life Sciences (today, Forbion) and previous shareholders RFINB [7 years]
Cytheris 2005 .05 Licensing-in of a new immuno-modulating agent for HIV from New York University LICIN [6 years]
Cytheris 2003 .00 Set-up of US subsidiary in Rockville, Maryland ORGC [3 years]
Cytheris 2002 .07 1st round-financing : 7.0 M€, by Bioam with two Canadian funds, GestionT2C2/Bio and CDP Capital Technology Ventures, plus AXA P.E. and Crédit Agricole P.E. RFINA [3 years]
Cytheris 1999 .04 Licensing-in of Interleukin-7 (IL-7) from Sanofi-Aventis LICIN [0 year]
Cytheris 1999 .01 Company founded by Michel Morre (CEO), as Biotech Inflection Point ORGF [0 year]
Cytomics 2008 .03 Company move to Orsay (from nearby Gif-sur-Yvette) and rename as Cytomics Pharmaceuticals (from Cytomics Systems) ORGL [7 years]
Cytomics 2007 .10 Financing (no interest loan) : 2.1 M€, by OSEO, to support its ongoing program in the anti-fungal area (second Oseo grant) DEBT [7 years]
Cytomics 2007 .03 Nomination : Bernard Cambou, new CEO, Prof. Dominique Thomas, founder, resigns ORGN [6 years]
Cytomics 2006 .02 2nd round-financing : 10.0 M€, by Edmond de Rotschild I.P., Truffle Venture and previous shareholders RFINB [5 years]
Cytomics 2003 .02 1st round-financing : 3.0 M€, by Société Générale A.M., and others RFINA [2 years]
Cytomics 2000 .04 Company founded by Dominique Thomas, at initially, Gif-sur-Yvette (near Paris), in collaboration with Richard Benarous (initially as Cytomics Systems, then from February 2008, as Cytomics Pharmaceuticals) ORGF [0 year]
Cytoo 2009 .09 Set-up of Cytoo Inc., US subsidiary (Boston) ORGC [1 year]
Cytoo 2009 .07 1st round-financing : 3.2 M€ by Auriga Partners and private investor RFINA [1 year]
Cytoo 2009 .04 Launch of Cytoochips, following worldwide exclusivity for adhesive cell micropattern technology from Curie Institute and CNRS (3 patents licensed-in), with on-line trading MKTG [0 year]
Cytoo 2009 .01 Company move to Miniatec (still in Grenoble), with 300 square meters facility RELOC [0 year]
Cytoo 2008 .10 Seed financing : 1.0 M€, by CEA Valorisation, Rhône-Alpes-Création, Expansinvest and private investors (undisclosed) SFIN [0 year]
Cytoo 2008 .06 Company founded by François Chatelain, Alexandra Fuchs, Jacques Lewiner, Michel Bornens ORGF [0 year]
DBVTechnologies 2009 .09 Licensing-out of milk allergy test to Laboratoires Bioprojet for France LICOUT [7 years]
DBV Technologies 2009 .01 3rd round-financing : 6 M€, by Sofinnova Partners, ALK-Abello (Pharma company) RFINC [6 years]
DBV Technologies 2007 .11 Licensing-out of milk allergy test to Numico (today Danone) LICOUT [5 years]
DBV Technologies 2006 .01 2nd round-financing : 12.3 M€, by Sofinnova Partners and Apax Partners RFINB [3 years]
DBV Technologies 2003 .00 1st round-financing : 1.0 M€, by Cap Décisif and Créagro RFINA [0 year]
DBV Technologies 2002 .11 Company founded by Pierre-Henri Benhamou and Bertrand Dupont, with funding from ANVAR, based on new technology led by Prof. Christophe Dupont (AP-HP, Cochin Hospital) ORGF [0 year]
DNA Therapeutics 2010 .01 Patent (2nd) : granted on siDNA by USPTA (further secures the development of its lead product Dbait), followed 1 month later by European Patent Office LEGAL [3 years]
DNA Therapeutics 2009 .07 Financing (no interest loan) : 0.55 M€, by OSEO, to support CMC development of Dbait DEBT [3 years]
DNA Therapeutics 2009 .02 Research : publication in Clinical Cancer Research on Small-molecular drugs mimicking DNA damage (Dbait): a new strategy for sensitizing tumors to radiotherapy R&D [2 years]
DNA Therapeutics 2009 .01 1st round-financing : 2.2 M€, led by SGAM SEFTI with 2 previous seed investors, Blue Medical Investments and G1J-Île de France RFINA [2 years]
DNA Therapeutics 2008 .09 Seed financing : 0.8 M€, led by Inserm Transfer Initiative, with G1J-Île de France, Blue Medical Investment Group and International Business Angels (parallely to a patent granted on SiDNA) SFIN [2 years]
DNA Therapeutics 2007 .05 Patent : granted on siDNA by USPTA (secures the development of its lead product Dbait) LEGAL [0 year]
DNA Therapeutics 2006 .05 Company founded by Prof. Jian Sheg Sun, from concepts elaborated by Jean-Marc Cosset and Marie Dutreix, in 2001 ORGF [0 year]
Domain Therapeutics 2009 .11 Research : successful completion of the first milestone in its Research Agreement with Takeda Pharmaceutical R&D [8 years]
Domain Therapeutics 2008 .12 4th round-financing : 2.1 M€ by historical investors (AGF Private Equity, Auriga Partners, Edmond de Rothschild Investment Partners and Sofinnova Partners), followed by Airfi (Alsace Inter Regio Fonds d'Investissement) and Alsace Création, plus Sam Eletr and Bernard Gilly RFIND [7 years]
Domain Therapeutics 2008 .12 Company renamed as Domain Therapeutics (from Faust Pharmaceuticals), with Bernard Gilly as President ORGF [7 years]
Domain Therapeutics 2008 .01 Partnering research agreement with Takeda R&D [6 years]
Domain Therapeutics 2006 .10 3rd round-financing : 8.2 M€, by previous shareholders (bridge financing) RFINC [5 years]
Domain Therapeutics 2006 .02 Nomination : Thomas Seoh as CEO, taking over from founders ORGN [4 years]
Domain Therapeutics 2004 .12 Clinical trial (phase IIa) for FP0011 in ALS and Parkinson's disease (beginning) CLIN [3 years]
Domain Therapeutics 2004 .04 2nd round-financing : 16.0 M€, by La Compagnie Financière Ed. de Rothschild, Siparex, AGF P.E., FCJE, and previous investors RFINB [2 years]
Domain Therapeutics 2003 .12 Acquisition of Euroclide, with a target oriented technology platform ACQ+ [2 years]
Domain Therapeutics 2003 .03 Company move from Paris to Strasbourg, in the BioValley cluster ORGL [1 year]
Domain Therapeutics 2002 .02 1st round-financing : 3.0 M€, by Sofinnova Partners and Auriga Partners RFINA [0 year]
Domain Therapeutics 2001 .10 Company founded as Faust Pharmaceuticals by Maurice Israël, Pierre Potier (Taxotere innovator), Pascal Neuville, based in Paris ORGF [0 year]
Dynabio 1998 .12 Nomination : new (undisclosed) Board President ORGN [6 years]
Dynabio 1992 .07 Company founded by unknown entrepreneurs ORGF [0 year]
EchoSens 2008 .12 Nomination : Richard Guillaume, new CEO, replacing Bertrand Fourquet ORGN [7 years]
EchoSens 2007 .00 Set-up of 3 subsidiaries in Spain, Germany and China, more than 330 FibroScan® installed worldwide ORGC [5 years]
EchoSens 2004 .00 Round-financing : undisclosed M€, by OTC and Cap Décisif, beginning of the commercialization of FibroScan with dedicated probe in France RFIN [2 years]
EchoSens 2003 .11 CE mark obtained for FibroScan MKTG [2 years]
EchoSens 2001 .06 Company founded by Sylvain Yon [born 1974], Bertrand Fourquet [Essec, as CEO], Laurent Sandrin, Jean-Michel Hasquenoph [ESTP], supported by ANVAR ORGF [0 year]
Edelris 2008 .04 Partnering research agreement with Roche to provide new compounds services for early stage R&D [3 years]
Edelris 2005 .02 Company founded by Jean-Yves Ortholand, Alfred Greiner, Claude Lardy, Catherine Vidal, Didier Roche, from a R&D activity in Merck Lipha Santé ORGF [0 year]
Endotis Pharma 2009 .05 Clinical trial (phase I) for EP42675, a first in class synthetic parenteral anticoagulant (completed, positive) CLIN [6 years]
Endotis Pharma 2008 .01 2nd round-financing : 25.0 M€, by the Wellcome Trust RFINB [4 years]
Endotis Pharma 2007 .11 Licensing-out of anti-thrombotics to Akzo Nobel LICOUT [4 years]
Endotis Pharma 2007 .06 Nomination : Charles Woller, new CEO, replacing David Béchard ORGN [4 years]
Endotis Pharma 2005 .07 1st round-financing : 9.0 M€, by Sofinnova C.V. and others RFINA [2 years]
Endotis Pharma 2003 .02 Company founded by David Béchard (CEO) [Ph.D. oncology, ex-OC&C], Philippe Lassalle [M.D., ex-Roche, Inserm], Franck Vivet [ex-Aventis, Baxter, Fournier] ORGF [0 year]
Epixis 2009 .09 Website under construction since May 2008 INFO [6 years]
Epixis 2003 .07 Company founded by Prof. David Klatzmann [AP-HP], Prof. François-Loïc Cosset [Inserm], Frédéric Tanguy [Institut Pasteur] ORGF [0 year]
ERYtech Pharma 2010 .01 Registration : orphan Drug designation by FDA for GRASPA MKTG [5 years]
ERYtech Pharma 2009 .01 Partnering R&D agreement with American Red Cross to produce Graspa for clinical trials in USA R&D [4 years]
ERYtech Pharma 2008 .10 Clinical trial (phase II) for new vaccine concept against cancer, based on red blood cells, Vaccin’ERY (completed, positive) CLIN [3 years]
ERYtech Pharma 2008 .05 Clinical trial (phase II) for Graspa (orphan drug) in leukemia (completed) CLIN [3 years]
ERYtech Pharma 2006 .11 1st round-financing : 12.0 M€, by AXA P.E., Auriga Partners, AGF P.E., Capdecisif RFINA [2 years]
ERYtech Pharma 2006 .06 Registration : orphan Drug designation by EMEA for GRASPA MKTG [1 year]
ERYtech Pharma 2005 .11 Clinical trial (phase II) for lead compound in leukemia (beginning) CLIN [1 year]
ERYtech Pharma 2005 .10 Seed financing : 0.75 M€, by Amorçage Rhône Alpes (+ 0.45 M€ from contest by French Ministry of R&D) SFIN [0 year]
ERYtech Pharma 2004 .11 Company founded by Yann Godfrin and Pierre-Olivier Goineau ORGF [0 year]
Exonhit 2010 .04 Acquisition of oncology-focused RedPath Integrated Pathology (USA) to accelerate growth in molecular diagnostics ACQ+ [12 years]
Exonhit 2010 .03 Licensing-out to Allergan and BMS of EHT/AGN001 (a compound already in long term contract with Allergan), with upfront payment of 4 MUS$ LICOUT [12 years]
Exonhit 2009 .12 Public offering (4th) on Alternext : 15.6 M€ PBO [12 years]
Exonhit 2009 .11 Launch of AclarusDx, first diagnostic test in Alzheimer available as a Research Use Only product for Pharma industry (first step) MKTG [12 years]
Exonhit 2009 .09 Clinical trial (phase IIa) for EHT 0202 in Alzheimer’s disease (completed) CLIN [11 years]
Exonhit 2009 .07 Round-financing : 1.45 M€ through the exercise of warrant with existing investors RFIN [11 years]
Exonhit 2009 .03 Proof-of-concept for SpliceArray platform for cancer diagnostic, evidence by I.G.R. (publication in Lancet Oncology) R&D [11 years]
Exonhit 2008 .06 Nomination : Loïc Maurel, as CEO ORGN [10 years]
Exonhit 2008 .04 Nomination : Philippe Rousseau as interim CEO after founders' resignation ORGN [10 years]
Exonhit 2007 .06 Public offering (3rd) on Alternext : 3.4 M€ PBO [9 years]
Exonhit 2006 .11 5th round-financing : 13.5 M€, in convertible bonds RFINE [9 years]
Exonhit 2006 .04 Public offering (2nd) on Alternext : 6.5 M€ PBO [8 years]
Exonhit 2005 .11 Listing on Alternext : 7.3 M€ PBO [8 years]
Exonhit 2004 .02 4th round-financing : 8.3 M€ in convertible bonds RFIND [6 years]
Exonhit 2001 .12 Licensing-out to Biomérieux (diagnostics) LICOUT [4 years]
Exonhit 2001 .12 3rd round-financing : 30.0 M€, by Dresdner Kleinwort, Danske Bank, LCF E. de Rothschild, Sudinnova, and previous shareholders RFINC [4 years]
Exonhit 2001 .11 Licensing-out to Allergan (drugs) LICOUT [4 years]
Exonhit 2001 .01 Set-up of US subsidiary in Maryland ORGC [3 years]
Exonhit 2000 .09 2nd round-financing : 14.0 M€, by AGF P.E. and BNP P.E. RFINB [2 years]
Exonhit 1998 .06 1st round-financing : 3.7 M€, by CDC Innovation, Sofinnova, Oxford Bioscience Partners (also, 0.8 M€, by ANVAR) RFINA [0 year]
Exonhit 1997 .11 Company founded by Bruno Tocqué [ex-Rhône Poulenc Rorer], Laurent Bracco [ex-RPR], Fabien Schweighoffer [ex-RPR] ORGF [0 year]
Eye Tech Care 2008 .12 1st round-financing : 1.2 M€, equally by Crédit Agricole and CEA Valorisation RFINA [0 year]
Eye Tech Care 2008 .07 Company founded by Fabrizio Romano, Philippe Chapuis [born 1968, Eng., ex-EDAP], and Laurent Farcy [Ms.Sc.], based on a platform developed at Inserm 556 unit by Jean-Yves Chapelon and incubated with Crealys ORGF [0 year]
FlamelTechnologies 2009 .12 Clinical trial (phase IIa) of IFN-Alpha-2b XL in Patients with Chronic Hepatitis C Virus Infection (beginning) CLIN [19 years]
Flamel Technologies 2009 .07 Partnering research agreement with Baxter to formulate Longer Acting Forms of Blood Clotting Factors R&D [18 years]
Flamel Technologies 2009 .03 Financing : € 2.9 Millions ($4 Million) from GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) as a milestone pursuant to the Micropump license agreement for Coreg CR RFIN [18 years]
Flamel Technologies 2007 .12 Partnering research agreement with Merck Serono R&D [17 years]
Flamel Technologies 2006 .10 Registration : FDA approval of Coreg (carvedilol S.R), licensed to GSK MKTG [16 years]
Flamel Technologies 2005 .06 Nomination : Stephen H. Willard as CEO (from CFO in 2000), replacing founder Gérard Soula, after a coup by hedge funds ORGN [14 years]
Flamel Technologies 2003 .11 Licensing-out of Basulin to BMS, with upfront payment of 18 M€ (20.0 MUS$) LICOUT [13 years]
Flamel Technologies 2003 .10 Public offering (Nasdaq) : 56 M€ (62.1 MUS$) PBO [13 years]
Flamel Technologies 2002 .07 Licensing-out of Augmentin delivery-improved to GSK, with upfront payment of 1.3 M€ LICOUT [11 years]
Flamel Technologies 2000 .03 Round-financing : 12.8 M€, by Biotechnology Value Fund, Alta Biopharma, Chase Capital Partners RFIN [9 years]
Flamel Technologies 1999 .12 Licensing-out of Basulin to Novo Nordisk, with upfront payment of 5 M€ and milestones of 37 M€ (rights re-acquired in 2002) LICOUT [9 years]
Flamel Technologies 1996 .12 Listing on Nasdaq : 30 MUS$ (about 23.7 M€) PBO [6 years]
Flamel Technologies 1990 .08 Company founded by Gérard Soula [CEO, ex-Rhône Poulenc R&D], Jean Deléage [Alta Partners, as CEO, Supélec] ORGF [0 year]
Fluofarma 2009 .10 Partnering research agreement with Roche on innovative cell based assays and computational models R&D [5 years]
Fluofarma 2009 .07 Research : publication in Cell Research on outer membrane VDAC1 for permeability transition of the inner mitochondrial membrane R&D [5 years]
Fluofarma 2009 .03 Research : publication in New York Academy of Sciences on new glucocorticoid receptor antagonist with Organon (Schering-Plough, today merged with M.S.D) R&D [5 years]
Fluofarma 2008 .10 Research : publication in Cell Science on Bax redistribution during apoptosis R&D [4 years]
Fluofarma 2003 .11 Company founded by Jean-Baptiste Pin, as a spin-off from the European Institute of Chemistry and Biology (IECB) in Bordeaux, France ORGF [0 year]
GemacBio 2008 .01 Company move from Cenon (Bordeaux eastern suburb) to Berganton, Saint Jean d’Illac, Southwest of Bordeaux ORGL [8 years]
GemacBio 2006 .03 Clinical trial (phase IIa) in Multiple Sclerosis diagnostic (completed) CLIN [6 years]
GemacBio 1999 .12 Company founded by Michel Geffard ORGF [0 year]
Genepep 2006 .03 Partnering research agreement with Skuld-tech R&D [3 years]
Genepep 2003 .03 Company founded by Karine Puget and Jean Martinez (a therapeutic peptide specialist), incubated in the faculty of Pharmacy of Montpellier ORGF [0 year]
Genewave 2010 .01 Company headquarters move from Palaiseau (near Paris) to Paris with R&D facilities in Genopole Evry ORGL [8 years]
Genewave 2009 .06 Financing (no interest loan) : 9.0 M€, by OSEO Innovation, for the NOSOBIO program for prevention, diagnostics and treatment of hospital-acquired infections (with Serial Genetics, Palumed, Da Volterra, Institut Pasteur and Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris) DEBT [7 years]
Genewave 2008 .05 Launch of HybLive, first real-time micro-array platform MKTG [6 years]
Genewave 2008 .01 Nomination : François X. Desforges as President and Houtaï Choumane as CEO ORGN [6 years]
Genewave 2001 .12 Company founded by Claude Weisbuch (CEO), François Vallet and others ORGF [0 year]
Genfit 2010 .02 Financing (capital increase) : 2.3 M€ on Alternext PBO [10 years]
Genfit 2009 .11 Clinical trial (phase II) for GFT505 (end) in prediabetic patients with atherogenic dyslipidemia and abdominal obesity CLIN [10 years]
Genfit 2009 .03 Licensing-in by acquisition of the research program MKG02 focused on type 2 diabetes and obesity, from Merck Serono LICIN [9 years]
Genfit 2009 .02 Research : new theranostic strategy unveiled with an innovative biomarker technology dedicated to early detection of atherosclerosis R&D [9 years]
Genfit 2008 .06 Financing (no interest loan) : 7.1 M€, by Oseo for IT-Diab programme (drug and diag) with Genoway, SpiBio, Roowin and Academic Institutions, over 5 years DEBT [8 years]
Genfit 2008 .04 Management crisis : direct conflict between 2 co-founders, Jean-François Mouney, CEO and Jean-Charles Fruchart, President of Supervisory Board (dismissed) ORG [8 years]
Genfit 2006 .12 Listing on Alternext : 15.0 M€ PBO [7 years]
Genfit 2006 .05 Clinical trial (phase II) for first lead, GFT14 (beginning) CLIN [6 years]
Genfit 2003 .00 Set-up of international offices in Cambridge (USA) ORGC [3 years]
Genfit 2000 .03 Seed financing : 2 M€, by UCB, Aventis, Sanofi-Synthelabo, Merck-Lipha, Finorpa, Nord Création, BP Création SFIN [0 year]
Genfit 1999 .09 Company founded by Prof. Jean-Charles Fruchart (born 1945), Jean-François Mouney, Prof. Bart Staels, Florence Séjourné ORGF [0 year]
GenOdyssee 2008 .02 Patent : notice of Allowance of US Application for lead compound (Interferon alpha variant 17) LEGAL [8 years]
GenOdyssee 2006 .10 Partnering research agreement with Baxter on therapeutic proteines derived from natural genetiques variations R&D [7 years]
GenOdyssee 2000 .05 1st round-financing : 8.1 M€, led by Matignon I.F., with Edmond de Rotschild Fin., Société Générale A.M., George Cohen RFINA [0 year]
GenOdyssee 1999 .10 Company founded by Jean-Louis Escary (the first company incubated at Evry Genopole) ORGF [0 year]
Genomic Vision 2010 .02 Financing (subsidy) : 0.25 M€ from AFM to develop a routine clinical test for FSHD (dystrophia) RFIN [5 years]
Genomic Vision 2008 .10 Financing (no interest loan) : 1.1 M€, by OSEO Innovation, on an antiviral programme (partnered with Cellectis, which gets 7.5 M€) DEBT [4 years]
Genomic Vision 2008 .07 2nd round-financing : 4.0 M€, by Vesalius BioCapital and previous shareholder Société Générale Asset Management Alternative Investments (SGAM AI) RFINB [4 years]
Genomic Vision 2005 .11 1st round-financing : 2.0 M€, by Société Générale Asset Management (SGAM) RFINA [1 year]
Genomic Vision 2004 .07 Company founded by Aaron Bensimon (board chairman, CEO) and Daniel Nerson (COO) ORGF [0 year]
GenoSafe 2008 .11 Nomination : Didier Caizergues as Board President and CEO, replacing Anne-Marie Masquelier ORGN [5 years]
GenoSafe 2006 .11 Financing : grant of 3.5 M€, by A2i (Oseo), coordinated by Mérieux Alliance, within ADNA project DEBT [3 years]
GenoSafe 2005 .06 Nomination : Anne-Marie Masquelier, as CEO (plus, President, in 2006) ORGN [1 year]
GenoSafe 2003 .09 Company founded by Genethon and AFM (Association Française pour les Myopathies, i.e. French Muscular Dystrophy Association) ORGF [0 year]
GenoScience Pharma 2006 .11 Acquisition of Genosedi, a bio-informatics venture ACQ+ [5 years]
GenoScience Pharma 2001 .08 Company founded by Prof. Philippe Halfon ORGF [0 year]
Genoscreen 2009 .04 Launch of new MIRU-VNTR typing kit for Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (kits, training and software tool, based in client's premises) MKTG [8 years]
Genoscreen 2006 .00 Launch of new standardised MIRU-VNTR genotyping service for Mycobacterium tuberculosis (in-house based, from client's samples) MKTG [4 years]
Genoscreen 2001 .01 Company founded by André Tordeux, as a spin-off from Institut Pasteur (Lille) ORGF [0 year]
GenOway 2010 .05 Partnering research agreement with Griffith University (Australia) for olfactory stem cells technology R&D [11 years]
GenOway 2009 .10 Licensing-in of Flex technology, developed by Prof. Pierre Chambon and Dr Norbert Ghyselinck at the IGBMC (Strasbourg) LICIN [10 years]
GenOway 2009 .02 Launch of StemCellHY, a new production technology including ThromboGenics' proprietary stem cell lines MKTG [9 years]
GenOway 2008 .06 Financing (no interest loan) : 7.1 M€, by Oseo for IT-Diab programme (drug and diag) with Genfit, SpiBio, Roowin and Academic Institutions, over 5 years DEBT [9 years]
GenOway 2007 .00 Partnering research agreement with Boehringer Ingelheim (USA) to provide murine models R&D [7 years]
GenOway 2007 .05 Seed financing : 1.1 M€, by NGFN (National Genome Research Network) in Germany SFIN [8 years]
GenOway 2007 .05 Listing on Alternext : 6.2 M€ (23% of shares) PBO [8 years]
GenOway 2006 .05 Partnering distribution agreement with Charles River (USA market, co-promotion) MKTG [7 years]
GenOway 2005 .00 Acquisition of Murinus (Germany) ACQ+ [5 years]
GenOway 2004 .09 2nd round-financing : 4.0 M€, led by CDC Entreprises, Siparex Ventures RFINB [5 years]
GenOway 2003 .04 1st round-financing : 3.5 M€, led by Dassault Developpement, with Qualis, Rhône Alpes Création RFINA [4 years]
GenOway 1999 .03 Company founded by Alexandre Fraichard and Gilles de Poncins, as a spin-off from Normale Sup (Lyon) ORGF [0 year]
Genticel 2010 .03 3rd round-financing : 13.1 M€, led by AGF Private Equity, with 3 new investors, IRDI (Institut Régional de Développement Industriel), Amundi Private Equity Funds and InnoBio fund, managed by CDC Entreprises, and previous investors, including Edmond de Rothschild Investment Partners (EdRIP) RFINC [8 years]
Genticel 2010 .02 Company name change from BT Pharma to Genticel INFO [8 years]
Genticel 2008 .09 2nd round-financing : 2.8 M€ mainly by Edmond de Rothschild Investment Partners, followed by Fonds d'Amorçage Midi-Pyrénées RFINB [6 years]
Genticel 2007 .09 Clinical trial (phase I) for Procervix, HPV vaccine (beginning) CLIN [5 years]
Genticel 2007 .05 1st round-financing : 1.3 M€, mainly by Institut Pasteur and an undisclosed private investor RFINA [5 years]
Genticel 2001 .10 Company founded by Benedikt Timmerman, as a spin-off from Institut Pasteur (Paris) ORGF [0 year]
GTP Technology 2010 .04 Launch of catalogue of recombinant proteins for research, ready-to-use proteins and on demand proteins MKTG [9 years]
GTP Technology 2006 .06 Certification : approval by regional Cancer-Bio-Santé cluster of L. lactis research program INFO [5 years]
GTP Technology 2005 .04 Launch of Eiffel Biostructure platform with two partners, AliX and NMRtec, to extend services to structural analysis MKTG [4 years]
GTP Technology 2004 .12 Seed financing : 0.45 M€, by undisclosed investors SFIN [4 years]
GTP Technology 2003 .12 Partnering supply agreement with Pierre Fabre on recombinant protein R&D [3 years]
GTP Technology 2003 .01 Company move from Toulouse base to Labège (near Toulouse) ORGL [2 years]
GTP Technology 2000 .10 Company founded by Éric Devic, as a spin-off from the Protein Engineering Department of P. Sabatier University in Toulouse, France ORGF [0 year]
HeliosBiosciences 2009 .00 Research : selection for validation of 3 of the 6 immunosuppressives targets with Immuno-Dyn, with peptides used to transfect lymphocytes R&D [6 years]
Helios Biosciences 2005 .06 Research : finalization of first large-scale dynamic model of human T-lymphocyte R&D [3 years]
Helios Biosciences 2002 .05 Company founded by Jean-Baptiste Dumas (CEO), with name shortened as HBS ORGF [0 year]
Hybrigenics 2009 .12 Financing : 2.735 M€ issued for private investors, i.e. 10.5% capital, for inecalcitol development costs (in complement to Yorkville) RFIN [11 years]
Hybrigenics 2009 .09 Financing : up to 5 M€ through privileged new shares to Yorkville, over 3 years RFIN [11 years]
Hybrigenics 2009 .09 Partnering research agreement with yeast two-hybrid contract of 1.5 M€, for services to an American multinational life sciences company during 3 years R&D [11 years]
Hybrigenics 2009 .05 Set-up of Hybrigenics Services, a subsidiary owned by Rémi Delansorne ORGC [11 years]
Hybrigenics 2009 .02 Financing : 0.4 M€ by E.U. to participate in Masterswitch European project and screen inhibitors of protein interaction in the field of chronic inflammatory diseases RFIN [11 years]
Hybrigenics 2008 .12 Patent : granted on protease inhibitors specific to ubiquitin (cancer) LEGAL [10 years]
Hybrigenics 2008 .09 Financing (no interest loan) : 1.4 M€, by OSEO, to support its ongoing clinical development program of inecalcitol in prostate cancer DEBT [10 years]
Hybrigenics 2007 .12 Listing on Alternext : 6.2 M€ PBO [9 years]
Hybrigenics 2005 .09 Nomination : Rémi Delansorne, as CEO (previously CSO since 2004), replacing Donny Strosberg ORGN [7 years]
Hybrigenics 2003 .05 Acquisition of Semaia (Holland), a biotech focused on oncology ACQ+ [5 years]
Hybrigenics 2002 .04 3rd round-financing : 16.8 M€, led by Life Science Partners, with Banexi V.P., C.F. Edmond de Rothschild, and previous shareholders RFINC [4 years]
Hybrigenics 2000 .10 2nd round-financing : 19.5 M€, led by Alafi Capital, Lombard Odier, Medicis, Rendex, Sofindev, and previous shareholders RFINB [2 years]
Hybrigenics 1999 .06 1st round-financing : 9.1 M€, led by Auriga Partners, IMH, HealthCap, and previous shareholders RFINA [1 year]
Hybrigenics 1998 .05 Seed financing : 1 M€, by Apax Partners, Altamir SFIN [0 year]
Hybrigenics 1998 .04 Licensing-in of any discovery by Institut Pasteur on protein-protein interaction, with right of first refusal and exclusivity LICIN [0 year]
Hybrigenics 1998 .01 Company founded by Prof. Arthur Donny Strosberg (CEO), Pierre Legrain, Jacques Camonis, and Richard Benarous ORGF [0 year]
Hyphen BioMed 1999 .01 Company founded by Jean Amiral and Anne Marie Vissac, in the venture incubator of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine (near Paris) ORGF [0 year]
Imagene 2009 .05 Inauguration of new industrial platform in Evry for long-term DNA encapsulation INDUS [10 years]
Imagene 2006 .12 1st round-financing : 2.0 M€, by OTC A.M. and Aquitaine Création Investissement, to build a production facility RFINA [8 years]
Imagene 1998 .12 Company founded by a multi-disciplinary team of scientists, including Sophi Tuffet (CEO), with a world patent ORGF [0 year]
ImmunId 2009 .11 Partnering development agreement with Roche Diagnostics to standardize immuno-monitoring in molecular biology R&D [4 years]
ImmunId 2009 .05 1st round-financing : 2.4 M€, by Vizille Capital Innovation (Vizille Capital Innovation & Sudinnova), SOFIMAC Partners and CEA Investissement RFINA [4 years]
ImmunId 2009 .05 Launch of Platine, a joint immuno-monitoring platform, by 5 partners (Innate Pharma, Transgene, ImmunID, Inserm and Cancer Centre Léon-Bérard), based in Lyon MKTG [4 years]
ImmunId 2008 .12 Financing (no interest loan) : 1.6 M€, by OSEO, to support its clinical development program of validation NDL biomarker and ImmunTraCkeR diagnostic test DEBT [3 years]
ImmunId 2008 .09 Licensing-in of a genomic analytical process from CEA and INSERM LICIN [3 years]
ImmunId 2008 .01 Partnering research agreement with Sanofi Pasteur R&D [2 years]
ImmunId 2007 .07 Certification : ISO 9001-2000 INFO [2 years]
ImmunId 2005 .03 Company founded by Nicolas Pasqual and Sébastien Weisbuch, for immunomonitoring and diagnostic solutions ORGF [0 year]
Immutep 2009 .01 Clinical trial (phase II interim) for ImmuFact IMP321 associated with paclitaxel doubles clinical response rate in Metastatic Breast Cancer (confirmed in January 2010, with final results) CLIN [7 years]
Immutep 2008 .10 Registration : FDA IND allowance for IMP321 in Pancreatic Cancer MKTG [7 years]
Immutep 2005 .04 Clinical trial (phase II) for IMP321 (beginning) CLIN [3 years]
Immutep 2005 .01 2nd round-financing : 2.5 M€, by Innoven, for the lead compound IMP321 (immuno-stimulation factor) RFINB [3 years]
Immutep 2003 .12 1st round-financing : 2.5 M€, by FCPI La Poste Innovation, Innoven RFINA [2 years]
Immutep 2001 .09 Company founded by Prof. Frédéric Triebel and John B. Hawken, as a spin-off from Institut Gustave Roussy (the largest cancer center clinic in Europe, located South of Paris) and Serono (today Merck-Serono) ORGF [0 year]
Imstar 2010 .01 Partnering research agreement, Biotype, with Sanofi Aventis and 4 academic labs, CEA, Institut Pasteur, Armines and Assitance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP), to develop new approaches in prostate cancer (completed after 30 months) R&D [24 years]
Imstar 2008 .10 Research : publication in Mutagenesis with validation of the automated scoring for Micronucleus assay using IMSTAR Pathfinder technology on human lymphocytes R&D [23 years]
Imstar 2008 .05 Partnering distribution agreement with Naturegene for China market MKTG [22 years]
Imstar 1997 .00 Launch of Pathfinder, for automated digital imaging MKTG [11 years]
Imstar 1985 .09 Company founded by Françoise Soussaline, as a spin-off from CEA ORGF [0 year]
In-Cell-Art 2008 .08 Partnering research agreement with Sanofi Pasteur, to evaluate Incellart technologies of nanocarriers R&D [22 years]
In-Cell-Art 2005 .08 Company founded by Prof. Jean-Marie Lehn (Nobel Prize), Prof. Pierre Lehn, Bruno Pitard ORGF [19 years]
Indicia Biotechnology 2010 .05 Partnering research agreement with Singulex (USA) on biomarker quantification at the femtogram level to provide ultrasensitive and early biomarker detection through Erenna Immunoassay System R&D [11 years]
Indicia Biotechnology 2009 .09 Research : launch of Gliadys project, in collaboration with IDD Biotech, based on therapeutic antibodies against different glioma forms R&D [11 years]
Indicia Biotechnology 2008 .03 Acquisition of Axcell Biotech to strengthen OEM commercial position ACQ+ [9 years]
Indicia Biotechnology 1998 .07 Company founded by Stéphane Legastelois ORGF [0 year]
InGen Biosciences 2009 .03 Company rename as InGen Biosciences (from Abag) ORGL [7 years]
InGen Biosciences 2008 .12 Nomination : Jean-Pierre Hermet, new CEO ORGN [7 years]
InGen Biosciences 2006 .07 Acquisition of Ingen, a distribution company founded in 1993 ACQ+ [4 years]
InGen Biosciences 2006 .02 2nd round-financing : 6.0 M€, by new investor, Innoven (followed by Société Générale A.M.) RFINB [4 years]
InGen Biosciences 2003 .03 1st round-financing : 2.0 M€, by Société Générale A.M. RFINA [1 year]
InGen Biosciences 2001 .12 Company founded by Marc Bourlioux and Jean-Louis Gaillard, as AbAg ORGF [0 year]
Innate Pharma 2009 .12 5th round-financing : 23.1 M€, by FSI (for 11 M€) and previous investors (Novo Nordisk and Alta Partners) RFINE [10 years]
Innate Pharma 2009 .08 Clinical trial (phase II, beginning) for monoclonal antibody IPH 2101, supported by 2.9 M€ financing from Oséo CLIN [9 years]
Innate Pharma 2009 .06 Clinical trial (phase IIa, positive) for IPH1101 in type C Hepatitis CLIN [9 years]
Innate Pharma 2009 .05 Launch of Platine, a joint immuno-monitoring platform, by 5 partners (Innate Pharma, Transgene, ImmunID, Inserm and Cancer Centre Léon-Bérard), based in Lyon MKTG [9 years]
Innate Pharma 2009 .01 Partnering research agreement with Vivalis to produce IPH 4101 with EB66 for clinical trials (Oseo debt financing grant of 3.0 M€ for Innate Pharma) R&D [9 years]
Innate Pharma 2008 .04 Set-up of US subsidiary (operations) in New York State ORGC [8 years]
Innate Pharma 2008 .02 Set-up of 2 subsidiaries (trade, production) in France ORGC [8 years]
Innate Pharma 2007 .05 Nomination : Gilles Brisson, new Board Chairman, ex-Chairman Supervisory Board at Aventis Pharma France ORGN [7 years]
Innate Pharma 2007 .01 Launch of PGX Predict (diagnostics) by Clinical Data Inc., US partner MKTG [7 years]
Innate Pharma 2006 .11 Listing on Eurolist by Euronext Paris : 33.7 M€ PBO [7 years]
Innate Pharma 2006 .00 4th round-financing : 10.0 M€, by Novo Nordisk RFIND [6 years]
Innate Pharma 2006 .06 Licensing-in of lead compound (TLR) from Schering-Plough LICIN [6 years]
Innate Pharma 2006 .03 Licensing-out to Novo Nordisk (total of 15.0 M€ equity investment, including 2003 deal) LICOUT [6 years]
Innate Pharma 2004 .07 3nd round-financing : 15.0 M€, by Novo Nordisk, Quilvest and NIF Ventures RFINC [4 years]
Innate Pharma 2003 .11 Licensing-out to Novo Nordisk for the generation of a new therapeutic class of immuno-modulatory antibodies targeting natural killer (NK) cells LICOUT [4 years]
Innate Pharma 2002 .08 2nd round-financing : 20.0 M€, by Alta Partners and AXA P.E., with Gilde Biotech & Nutrition, Pechel Industries, Innoveris RFINB [2 years]
Innate Pharma 2002 .05 Clinical trial (phase I) for Innacell and Phosphotim (beginning) CLIN [2 years]
Innate Pharma 2002 .02 Financing (no interest loan) : 2.0 M€, by ANVAR, to support initial clinical trials DEBT [2 years]
Innate Pharma 2000 .04 1st round-financing : 4.5 M€, led by Sofinnova Partners, with Auriga Partners, GIMV RFINA [0 year]
Innate Pharma 1999 .10 Company founded by 4 European Scientists, pioneers in the field of innate immunity (Alessandro Moretta, Marc Bonneville, Jean-Jacques Fournier and Eric Vivier) and 2 managers from the biopharmaceutical industry (Hervé Brailly and François Romagné) ORGF [0 year]
InnaVirVax 2010 .01 Research : selection of VAC3S its first vaccine candidate for development and initiation of non clinical development R&D [1 year]
InnaVirVax 2009 .06 1st round-financing : 1.1 M€, by Cap Décisif Management and Genopole 1er Jour RFINA [1 year]
InnaVirVax 2008 .07 Seed financing : 0.45 M€, as a grant by French Ministry of Research and Higher Education (followed by a grant of 1.7 M€ by ANR) SFIN [0 year]
InnaVirVax 2008 .03 Company founded by undisclosed entrepreneurs, based on research by Prof. Patrice Debré and Dr Vincent Vieillard (INSERM U945, AP-HP Pitié-Salpétrière, University Pierre & Marie Curie) ORGF [0 year]
Innovative Health Diagnostics 2009 .04 Round-financing : 1.8 M€ in preparation RFIN [0 year]
Innovative Health Diagnostics 2009 .02 Company founded by Xavier Regnaut, Jean de Barry, François Sellal ORGF [0 year]
IntegraGen 2010 .04 Research : positive results on combined analysis of several options in a genetic score to identify individuals with high risks of developing autisme R&D [9 years]
IntegraGen 2010 .02 Licensing-out to Transgenomic to develop and distribute its genetic test of autisme in USA LICOUT [9 years]
IntegraGen 2010 .01 Licensing-in of technology to set-up a service lab in genetic analysis and a demo lab in Europe, from Fluidigm (USA) LICIN [9 years]
IntegraGen 2009 .06 Partnering research agreement with Servier for genotyping applications in Servier's Genese clinical trial R&D [8 years]
IntegraGen 2007 .09 Nomination : Bernard Courtieu as CEO, replacing Jan Mous ORGN [7 years]
IntegraGen 2006 .12 Set-up of US subsidiary (operations) in New York State ORGC [6 years]
IntegraGen 2006 .11 3rd round-financing : 2.0 M€, by Royal DSM, within a research agreement to develop molecular diagnostics RFINC [6 years]
IntegraGen 2005 .11 2nd round-financing : 8.0 M€, by AGF P.E., Société Générale A.M., and previous shareholders RFINB [5 years]
IntegraGen 2004 .01 Research : discovery of a human gene linked to autism R&D [3 years]
IntegraGen 2003 .07 Nomination : Jan Mous as CEO [born 1950, Ph.D., ex-Lion Bioscience AG, as CSO, Roche], replacing Jean-Luc Gerbier ORGN [3 years]
IntegraGen 2001 .06 1st round-financing : 6.3 M€, by CDC Innovation, GenAvent, Bioam, Bay Tech RFINA [0 year]
IntegraGen 2000 .03 Company founded by Philippe Gesnouin (CIO), Jörg Hager, Anne Philippi, Nathalie Vionnet, Jean-Luc Gerbier [CEO, ex-BMS, Biostar], Peter Brooks, as a spin-off from CNG (Centre National du Génotypage) ORGF [0 year]
Ipsogen 2010 .01 Licensing-in (option) on rights of TET2 abnormalities to improve the diagnosis of Blood-based Disorders, owned by a consortium of 7 public institutions led by IGR&D (IGR) LICIN [10 years]
Ipsogen 2009 .12 Partnering research agreement with Institut Curie, on Genomic Grade, a molecular diagnostic tool for breast cancer R&D [10 years]
Ipsogen 2009 .06 Financing : 2.5 M€ reserved capital increase RFIN [9 years]
Ipsogen 2008 .11 Launch of MapQuant Dx, a new test to determine tumor HER2 status and guide Herceptin prescription in breast cancer (Europe) MKTG [9 years]
Ipsogen 2008 .08 Licensing-out to Quest Diagnostics for the use of the JAK2 V617F mutation into Quest kits in USA researche centers (non-exclusive, followed by Arup, alos for uSA, in May 2009) LICOUT [8 years]
Ipsogen 2008 .06 Listing on Alternext : 11.8 M€, i.e. 35% of shares (oversubscribed) PBO [8 years]
Ipsogen 2007 .11 3rd round-financing : 2.0 M€, by Connecticut Innovations, and previous shareholders RFINC [8 years]
Ipsogen 2005 .03 Set-up of US subsidiary (operations) in Connecticut State ORGC [5 years]
Ipsogen 2005 .02 2nd round-financing : 3.5 M€, by previous shareholders RFINB [5 years]
Ipsogen 2001 .07 1st round-financing : 4.5 M€, led by Société Générale A.M., with Matignon Technologies, Innovéris RFINA [1 year]
Ipsogen 1999 .09 Company founded by Vincent Fert (CEO), Stéphane Debono, Fabienne Hermitte ORGF [0 year]
I-Stem 2009 .06 Partnering research agreement of 7.5 M€ within 2 years with Roche (Swiss), to initiate their teams to I-Stem proprietary technology R&D [4 years]
I-Stem 2007 .01 Set-up of mixed Inserm-UEVE (Université d’Évry-Val d’Essonne) R&D unit ORGC [2 years]
I-Stem 2004 .12 Company founded (without legal entity) by INSERM and AFM (French Muscular Dystrophy Association), as Institute for Stem cell Therapy and Exploration of Monogenic diseases (I-Stem) ORGF [0 year]
Karcinolys 2007 .06 Round-financing : 8 M€ (planned) RFIN [1 year]
Karcinolys 2005 .12 Company founded by Jean-Luc Béjot [ex-Opi], Jean-Baptiste de Cabanes, Jacques de Massignac ORGF [0 year]
Keosys 2008 .12 Launch of new 3D Fusion PACS Viewer system, allowing to distribute volumic exams to any desktop in the hospital and to review them with Keosys 3D Fusion viewer MKTG [7 years]
Keosys 2008 .09 Round-financing : 1.5 M€, by Vizille Capital Innovation (CIC group), Pays de Loire Développement and Lumiplan RFIN [7 years]
Keosys 2006 .00 Seed financing : undisclosed M€, by Sodera (10% capital share) SFIN [4 years]
Keosys 2004 .00 Seed financing : undisclosed M€, by Région Pays de Loire (partly in place of historic shareholder Lumiplan) SFIN [2 years]
Keosys 2002 .00 Launch of Positoscope, a new display tool of digital imaging for Nuclear medicine, aimed to increase distant cooperation between doctors MKTG [0 year]
Keosys 2001 .01 Company founded by Jérôme Fortineau, with 3 engineers, as a SSII and a subsidiary of Lumiplan with IT activities ORGF [0 year]
LibraGen 2010 .01 Sustainable process intensification in the manufacturing of its cosmetic actives, Inoveol MKTG [8 years]
LibraGen 2008 .12 Launch of Inoveol (www.inoveol.com) actives (stable polyphenol cosmetic compounds) on the US market MKTG [7 years]
LibraGen 2008 .09 Partnering research agreement with DSM, to co-develop transaminases for production of chiral amines R&D [7 years]
LibraGen 2006 .01 Partnering research agreement with Pierre Fabre, enzymatic synthesis R&D [4 years]
LibraGen 2005 .11 Partnering research agreement with Minakem on biocatalysis and organic synthesis (green chemistry, fine chemicals) R&D [4 years]
LibraGen 2005 .06 Nomination : Fabrice Lefèvre, as CSO ORGN [4 years]
LibraGen 2004 .09 Company move from Lyon to Toulouse ORGL [3 years]
LibraGen 2004 .05 1st round-financing : 2.2 M€, by BIOAM, Galia Gestion, and IRDI (Midi Pyrénées V.C.) RFINA [3 years]
LibraGen 2001 .03 Seed financing : 0.75 M€, by Bioam SFIN [0 year]
LibraGen 2001 .02 Company founded by Renaud Nalin and Pascal Simonet [CNRS] in Lyon ORGF [0 year]
Magnisense 2008 .10 Clinical trial positive, to view and characterize tissue lining the common bile duct at a microscopic level in real time with Cellvizio device, the world's smallest microscope CLIN [5 years]
Magnisense 2008 .04 Launch of MIAplex, a multiparametric magnetic technology MKTG [4 years]
Magnisense 2008 .03 Company expansion with new laboratories facility in Dardilly (near Lyon) ORGC [4 years]
Magnisense 2007 .04 Patent : filed for the invention of a new multiparametric magnetic immunoassay LEGAL [3 years]
Magnisense 2007 .02 Partnering development agreement with Indicia Biotechnology for joint testing platform of magnetic marker-based in vitro diagnostics R&D [3 years]
Magnisense 2006 .12 Nomination : Luc Lenglet, as CEO ORGN [3 years]
Magnisense 2006 .06 2nd round-financing : undisclosed M€, by Baring Vostok Capital Partners and private investors RFINB [3 years]
Magnisense 2006 .03 Patent : filed to protect special features of adapted lateral flow membrane cartridges LEGAL [2 years]
Magnisense 2003 .07 Patent : filed to protect a special embodiment of the technology LEGAL [0 year]
Magnisense 2003 .06 1st round-financing : undisclosed M€, by Baring Vostok Capital Partners and private investors RFINA [0 year]
Magnisense 2003 .05 Company founded by Baring Vostok Capital Partners and private investors, from technical development carried out jointly with the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow and Bertin technologies in France for engineering ORGF [0 year]
Mapreg 2008 .03 Round-financing : in preparation, with nomination of next CEO RFIN [7 years]
Mapreg 2008 .02 Registration : orphan Drug designation by EMEA for MAP4343 (trauma of spinal cord) MKTG [7 years]
Mapreg 2000 .10 Company founded by Etienne Emile Baulieu and his team at Kremlin-Bicêtre hospital (Paul Robel, Arlette Fellous, Pascal Azadian), within Inserm premises and support ORGF [0 year]
MAT Biopharma 2009 .01 Nomination : François Vallet, as CEO ORGN [8 years]
MAT Biopharma 2008 .09 Clinical trial (phase II) for Ferritarq (completed) CLIN [8 years]
MAT Biopharma 2006 .09 Registration : orphan Drug designation by EMEA for Ferritarq MKTG [6 years]
MAT Biopharma 2006 .02 Partnering research agreement with Pierre Fabre, on anticancer MABs R&D [6 years]
MAT Biopharma 2005 .01 Partnering research agreement with Servier, on anticancer MABs R&D [4 years]
MAT Biopharma 2002 .11 Round-financing : 1.25 M€, by undisclosed investors RFIN [2 years]
MAT Biopharma 2000 .02 Company founded by Dr Jean Kadouche [born 1945, initial CEO], Raphaël Lévy [M.D., Laennec], Bernard Montanari (initially named Monoclonal Antibodies Therapeutics) ORGF [0 year]
Mauna Kea Technologies 2009 .03 Partnering sales agreements with VisualSonics to sell Mauna Kea Technologies’ Cellvizio LAB on a Worldwide Basis to Animal Imaging Market MKTG [8 years]
Mauna Kea Technologies 2008 .12 Partnering sales agreements on Cellvizio with Diagmed Healthcare Limited (UK), EndoTécnica (Spain and Greece), RMS Endoscopy (Belgium) MKTG [8 years]
Mauna Kea Technologies 2008 .01 3rd round-financing : 20.5 M€, by U.S.-based Psilos Group, joined by Seventure and by previous shareholder CreAdev RFINC [7 years]
Mauna Kea Technologies 2007 .03 Partnering sales agreement on Cellvizio with Leica Microsystems to benefit researchers using Leica FCM1000 with Cellvizio technology MKTG [6 years]
Mauna Kea Technologies 2006 .11 Partnering sales co-promotion agreement with Invitrogen for In Vivo Imaging Solutions in USA MKTG [6 years]
Mauna Kea Technologies 2006 .05 Launch of Cellvizio-GI at Digestive Disease Week 2006 in Los Angeles (USA) MKTG [6 years]
Mauna Kea Technologies 2000 .05 Company founded by Sacha Loiseau and Benjamin Abrat, under the name Mauna Kea which means «white mountain» in Hawai ORGF [0 year]
Medesis Pharma 2009 .12 Registration : orphan Drug positive opinion by EMEA for treatment of Huntington's disease (NP03) MKTG [6 years]
Medesis Pharma 2008 .04 Financing (no interest loan) : 0.9 M€, by OSEO and Languedoc-Roussillon region, to support its ongoing program for NP01 in diabetes DEBT [5 years]
Medesis Pharma 2008 .01 Company move from Paris to Baillargues (10km from Montpellier) ORGL [4 years]
Medesis Pharma 2006 .01 Clinical trial planned, after first preclinical trial results on NP01 on metabolic syndrome CLIN [2 years]
Medesis Pharma 2003 .04 Company founded by Jean-Claude Maurel, headquartered in Baillargues (today : labs location) ORGF [0 year]
Mellitech 2009 .10 Proof-of-concept for lead ZnT8 agonist compound : insulin secretion enhanced in normal WT mice and unchanged in mice knocked-out for the slc30a8 gene R&D [4 years]
Mellitech 2009 .06 Round-financing : 0.3 M€, by business angels RFIN [3 years]
Mellitech 2009 .03 Nomination : Richard Platford, as CEO, replacing Philippe Barth ORGN [3 years]
Mellitech 2007 .12 Seed financing : 0.5 M€, by business angels SFIN [2 years]
Mellitech 2006 .11 Nomination : Philippe Barth, as CEO ORGN [1 year]
Mellitech 2005 .10 Company founded by Pierre-Marie Girod-Roux, Michel Sève, Yann de Boysson, as a spin-off from UJF (Université Joseph Fournier) and CEA ORGF [0 year]
Metabolys 2009 .01 Financing : expression of interest, first call IMI RFIN [0 year]
Metabolys 2008 .11 Company founded by Gabriel Baverel, as a spin-off from Claude-Bernard University, in Lyon ORGF [0 year]
MicroBioChips 2010 .02 Licensing-in of PlasmaScan antibody microarray products that speed-up identification of human plasma biomarkers from Biosystems LICIN [3 years]
MicroBioChips 2009 .01 Partnering marketing agreement (worldwide) with Abcam on custom antibody arrays MKTG [2 years]
MicroBioChips 2008 .08 Company move from Evreux to Paris with 10 times more space ORGL [2 years]
MicroBioChips 2008 .07 Set-up of UK subsidiary in London (led by Pascal Azabian) ORGC [2 years]
MicroBioChips 2008 .06 Certification : ISO 9001-2000 INFO [2 years]
MicroBioChips 2007 .02 Partnering distribution agreement with Vigene Tech, for the US market MKTG [0 year]
MicroBioChips 2006 .05 Company founded by Dr Vincent Saulot and Pascal Azabian, based in Evreux incubator ORGF [0 year]
MilleGen 2010 .03 Patent : granted on molecular evolution technology (MutaGen) by US office LEGAL [10 years]
MilleGen 2008 .05 Partnering research agreement with Accuro Biologics on reciprocal expertise R&D [8 years]
MilleGen 2007 .03 Partnering research agreement with LFB to develop new generation of therapeutic monoclonal antibodies R&D [7 years]
MilleGen 2005 .09 Partnering research agreement with Pierre Fabre, bio-informatics R&D [5 years]
MilleGen 2001 .12 Launch of MutalGen platform, a mutagenesis platform MKTG [2 years]
MilleGen 1999 .10 Company founded by 2 researchers, Hakim Kharrat and Khalil Bouayadi ORGF [0 year]
MitoProd 2009 .03 Partnering distribution agreement with Sigma-Aldrich for Customized Long RNA Oligonucleotides MKTG [4 years]
MitoProd 2009 .01 Patent : granted on new class of interfering RNA, called ciRNA (circularization of the active molecules) LEGAL [4 years]
MitoProd 2008 .02 Partnering distribution agreement with Eurobio Labs for European market MKTG [3 years]
MitoProd 2006 .05 1st round-financing : 1.6 M€, by undisclosed investors RFINA [1 year]
MitoProd 2005 .05 Seed financing : 0.14 M€, by Aquitaine Création Innovation SFIN [0 year]
MitoProd 2004 .09 Company founded by Guillaume Plane (CEO), Nathalie Bonnefoy [CNRS], based on a technology discovered by Dr. Jean-Paul di Rago [CNRS, also co-founder] ORGF [0 year]
Murigenetics 2008 .02 Registration : orphan Drug designation by EMEA for Ascorbic Acid in Charcot disease MKTG [2 years]
Murigenetics 2005 .08 Company founded by Prof. Michel Fontès, Prof. Olivier Blain, Eric Halioua, Gwenhaël Le Boulay ORGF [0 year]
Mutabilis 2009 .06 Acquisition by start-up Pharma Omnium International (France), with company name maintained and Stéphane Huguet (Président POI), back as CEO ACQ- [7 years]
Mutabilis 2007 .10 Nomination : Stephan Fischer as CEO ORGN [6 years]
Mutabilis 2005 .04 Partnering research agreement with Chiron (today Novartis) to develop new generation of prophylactic vaccines R&D [3 years]
Mutabilis 2004 .06 2nd round-financing : 8.0 M€, by Auriga Partners, Crédit Lyonnais P.E. (today Crédit Agricole P.E.), and previous shareholders RFINB [2 years]
Mutabilis 2002 .07 1st round-financing : 2.0 M€, by Bioam, AXA P.E., Inserm-Transfert RFINA [0 year]
Mutabilis 2002 .03 Nomination : Stéphane Huguet [ex-Pharmacia, Phoenix, Fournier, Sandoz] as CEO ORGN [0 year]
Mutabilis 2001 .08 Company founded by Prof. Xavier Nassif, as a spin-off from Inserm ORGF [0 year]
Myosix 2010 .02 Patent : granted in EU, for MX’ technology, on new class of interfering RNA, called ciRNA (circularization of the active molecules) LEGAL [9 years]
Myosix 2008 .09 Certification : cell therapy laboratory as an authorized center to prepare Cell Therapy Product of clinical use, by AFSSAPS INFO [8 years]
Myosix 2008 .04 Partnering manufacturing agreement with Association Française contre les Myopathies (AFM, i.e. French Muscular Dystrophy Association) to support research on muscular pathologies and cell therapy INDUS [7 years]
Myosix 2007 .04 Production : cell therapy (beginning) in Saint Louis hospital (Paris) INDUS [6 years]
Myosix 2002 .11 Clinical trial (phase II) for cell therapy (beginning, first worldwide) CLIN [2 years]
Myosix 2002 .07 Partnering research agreement with Genzyme, including capital sharing (49%) R&D [1 year]
Myosix 2000 .09 Company founded by Dr Jean-Thomas Vilquin, Prof. Jean-Pierre Marolleau and Dr Scorsin, from a patent application on myoblast production technology filed by AP-HP, AFM (French Muscular Dystrophy Association) and INSERM ORGF [0 year]
NanoBiotix 2009 .01 Partnering research agreement with SonoDrugs consortium (Philips, Lipoid AG, and 13 universities within a 16 M€ budget) to develop new nanoparticulate drug carriers R&D [5 years]
NanoBiotix 2008 .09 Patent : granted on nanoXray anticancer platform (Europe) LEGAL [5 years]
NanoBiotix 2006 .11 2nd round-financing : 7.0 M€, by Matignon Technologies, OTC Asset Management, and previous shareholders RFINB [3 years]
NanoBiotix 2005 .03 Company move from Labège (near Toulouse) to Paris ORGL [2 years]
NanoBiotix 2004 .00 1st round-financing : 1.0 M€, by Buffalo University (USA) and founders RFINA [0 year]
NanoBiotix 2003 .03 Company founded by Laurent Levy (born 1971), Kader Boussaha , and 4 others ORGF [0 year]
Neorphys 2009 .08 1st round-financing : 1.2 M€, by Soridec, CEA Valorisation, Fa Diese 2, Seillans and a number of independent business angels RFINA [3 years]
Neorphys 2007 .03 Seed financing : 0.3 M€, by Soridec and Inserm-Transfert Initiative (extended to 1.05 M€ in total, mid 2008, with CEA Valorisation as additional investor) SFIN [1 year]
Neorphys 2006 .07 Financing (no interest loan) : 0.25 M€, by OSEO Innovation and Crealia DEBT [0 year]
Neorphys 2005 .09 Company founded by Roger Lahana and Karine Larbouret ORGF [0 year]
Neovacs 2010 .04 Listing on Alternext : 10 M€ (IPO) PBO [17 years]
Neovacs 2009 .12 Clinical trial (phase II) for TNFa-kinoid, a therapeutic vaccine in rheumatoid arthritis patients failing TNFa monoclonal antibody therapy (beginning) CLIN [16 years]
Neovacs 2008 .11 Clinical trial (phase I-II) for TNFa-kinoid, a therapeutic vaccine for the treatment of TNFa dependent auto-immune diseases in South-Africa (beginning) CLIN [15 years]
Neovacs 2008 .10 Financing (no interest loan) : 5.4 M€ (and 2.5 M€ grant), by OSEO Innovation to support Tracker, a theranostics project concerning rheumatoid arthritis from Neovacs (leader) and Biomedical Diagnostics DEBT [15 years]
Neovacs 2007 .07 Round-financing : 13.0 M€, by Novartis and previous shareholders RFIN [14 years]
Neovacs 2006 .06 Licensing-out to Debiopharm with capital sharing LICOUT [13 years]
Neovacs 2006 .06 Nomination : Guy Fanneau de la Horie, as CEO ORGN [13 years]
Neovacs 2004 .10 Round-financing : 1.5 M€, by Truffle Ventures and 1.2 M€, by Anvar RFIN [11 years]
Neovacs 2003 .07 Nomination : Alain Huriez, as CEO (still, as Director, Truffle Venture) ORGN [10 years]
Neovacs 2003 .06 Round-financing : 3.5 M€, by Truffle Ventures and Europe Innovation (reaching 51% of capital) RFIN [10 years]
Neovacs 1999 .00 Licensing-out of HIV therapeutic vaccine to Aventis Pasteur LICOUT [5 years]
Neovacs 1998 .00 Nomination : Jean-François Bensahel, as CEO ORGN [4 years]
Neovacs 1993 .04 Company founded by Daniel Zagury (immunologist), as a spin-off from Pierre et Marie Curie Paris University ORGF [0 year]
Netris-Pharma 2008 .06 Company founded by Patrick Mehlen [Lyon University, CNRS, as head of scientific board], Agnès Bernet [Lyon University], and Rodolphe Pasquier-Desvignes, as CEO ORGF [0 year]
Neuronax 2007 .08 Licensing-out to Cells4Health (Holland) of first lead product NX peptide for clinical development LICOUT [4 years]
Neuronax 2005 .06 Patent : granted in USA on peptide LEGAL [2 years]
Neuronax 2003 .03 Company founded by Stéphane Gobron, Dr Fabrice Cailloux, Pierre-Yves Simonin [Pharm.D.], as a spin-off from Inserm ORGF [0 year]
NicOx 2010 .05 Registration : FDA advisory panel rejects naproxcinod (stock market off 45%, after announcement) MKTG [14 years]
NicOx 2009 .12 Public offering : 100 M€, with capital increase (closed) to FSI (€ 20 Millions), public funds (€ 10 Millions) and existing shareholders (€ 70 Millions) PBO [13 years]
NicOx 2009 .09 Registration : FDA submission of naproxcinod (then, EMEA, in December) MKTG [13 years]
NicOx 2009 .08 Acquisition (re-acquisition) of rights to PF-03187207 for glaucoma from Pfizer for 2 undisclosed milestones ACQ+ [13 years]
NicOx 2009 .04 Acquisition of Nitromed’s unlicensed patent estate covering nitric oxide-donating compounds for up to 6.0 M€ ACQ+ [13 years]
NicOx 2008 .09 Partnering secondary production agreement with Capsugel for the manufacture of Naproxcinod INDUS [12 years]
NicOx 2008 .05 Partnering primary production agreement with Archimica for the manufacture of Naproxcinod INDUS [12 years]
NicOx 2007 .10 Set-up of US subsidiary (headquarters) in New Jersey ORGC [11 years]
NicOx 2007 .07 Round-financing : 5.0 M€, by M.S.D., as milestone payment for licensing-in drug for hypertension RFIN [11 years]
NicOx 2007 .02 Public offering : 130 M€, with capital increase PBO [11 years]
NicOx 2006 .05 Clinical trial (phase III) for HCT3012 osteoarthritis drug (end of patient recrutment) CLIN [10 years]
NicOx 2006 .04 3rd round-financing : 45.5 M€, for private international investors, with share increase and subsequent listing on Euronext RFINC [10 years]
NicOx 2004 .10 2nd round-financing : 26.0 M€, for private international investors, with share increase and subsequent listing on Euronext RFINB [8 years]
NicOx 2003 .02 Financing : stock drop-down from 210 M€ to 36 M€ (max.: 450 M€ in June 2002), after disappointing results of clinical study INFO [7 years]
NicOx 2004 .08 Partnering research agreement with Pfizer R&D [8 years]
NicOx 2001 .09 Set-up of R&D center in northern Italy ORGC [5 years]
NicOx 2001 .05 Public offering : 59.0 M€ PBO [5 years]
NicOx 1999 .11 Listing on Paris Nouveau Marché : 27.4 M€ PBO [3 years]
NicOx 1998 .06 Company move from Paris to Sophia Antipolis (near Nice) ORGL [2 years]
NicOx 1998 .03 Partnering research agreement with Bayer (first of long series) R&D [2 years]
NicOx 1997 .12 1st round-financing : 6.4 M€, led by Paribas P.I., Health Capital AB, with previous investors RFINA [1 year]
NicOx 1996 .10 Clinical trial (phase I) for anti-thrombotic (beginning) CLIN [0 year]
NicOx 1996 .02 Company founded by 3 pharmaceutical executives, Michele Garufi (CEO), Piero del Soldato, Elizabeth Robinson, from a primary legal entity in Eire in 1994, with financial support of Apax Partners, Sofinnova, European Medical Ventures ORGF [0 year]
Nokad 2009 .10 1st round-financing : 1.6 M€, led by SHAM RFINA [5 years]
Nokad 2008 .12 Financing : grant of 0.9 M€, by ANR (Agence Nationale pour la Recherche) to support therapeutic vaccine projects in partnership with INSERM U790 Unit DEBT [4 years]
Nokad 2007 .04 Research : first fonctional KO mouse obtained, leading to a new function of erythropoietin receptor R&D [3 years]
Nokad 2006 .04 Set-up of US branch in Cambridge (MA) ORGC [2 years]
Nokad 2005 .07 Seed financing : undisclosed M€, by Cap Décisif and Genopole 1er Jour SFIN [1 year]
Nokad 2004 .01 Company founded by François Erard, Aymeric Dugray [left company in 2008], Abdelkader Yacchou, based on a project incubated by Amine Abina (before 2003) ORGF [0 year]
Nosopharm 2009 .02 Company founded by Philippe Villain-Guillot and Maxime Gualtieri ORGF [0 year]
Nova Decision 2008 .10 Partnering research collaboration with UCB using HitFast and SelectiveLead proprietary tools R&D [1 year]
Nova Decision 2008 .05 Partnering research collaboration with Ingenious Targeting laboratories (ITL) for a lead optimization program at ITL R&D [0 year]
Nova Decision 2007 .09 Company founded by Aziz Yasri, based on SARA v 1.0, a powerful QSAR/QSPR datamining platform for parallel and automatic descriptor selection and model building ORGF [0 year]
Novagali 2010 .04 Financing (no interest loan) : 9.4 M€, by OSEO, as the lead project company (with Stanipharm, Crossject, and CNRS) on retinopathy for Vitrena DEBT [9 years]
Novagali 2009 .04 Clinical trial (phase II) for with Cyclokat, a new formulation of Cyclosporine, in dry eye (completion) CLIN [8 years]
Novagali 2009 .02 Research : positive in vivo toxicity evaluation of BAK-free latanoprost formulation for glaucoma R&D [8 years]
Novagali 2008 .12 Registration : provisionally negative opinion from EMEA for lead compound Vekacia (non convincing results : dossier is withdrawn) MKTG [8 years]
Novagali 2008 .09 4th round-financing : 15.0 M€, by previous shareholders RFIND [8 years]
Novagali 2008 .04 Launch of Cationorm on the French market, the first for the company MKTG [7 years]
Novagali 2007 .03 Clinical trial (phase III) for Vekacia in Vernal Keratoconjonctivitis (VKC) (completed, positive) CLIN [6 years]
Novagali 2006 .04 3rd round-financing : 26.0 M€, with AGF P.E., Bernard Chauvin Group, and previous shareholders RFINC [5 years]
Novagali 2006 .01 Clinical trial (phase II) for Cyclosporin derivative (completed) CLIN [5 years]
Novagali 2004 .12 2nd round-financing : 14.2 M€, with Edmond de Rothschild I.P., Siparex, and previous shareholders RFINB [4 years]
Novagali 2004 .09 Nomination : Jérôme Martinez as CEO ORGN [4 years]
Novagali 2000 .09 1st round-financing : 3.8 M€, with CDC Enterprise Innovation, Auriga Ventures, 123 Multinova, FJCE (CDC), Crédit Agricole P.E. RFINA [0 year]
Novagali 2000 .08 Company founded by Prof. Simon Benita (Israel) and others ORGF [0 year]
NovoCIB 2006 .11 Nomination : Nicolas Godard as CEO, from a consultancy position in Genopole Évry ORGN [1 year]
NovoCIB 2006 .05 Company move from Grenoble to the former site of Merck-Lipha Santé, in Lyon city center ORGL [1 year]
NovoCIB 2005 .05 Company founded by Larissa Balakireva ORGF [0 year]
Novotec 1997 .11 Company founded by Sylviane Guerret, as a spin-off from Institut Pasteur, Lyon ORGF [0 year]
ObeTherapy 2005 .06 Partnering research agreement with Zambon (later acquired by Rottapharm), on low-molecular weight R&D [5 years]
Obe Therapy 2002 .11 Seed financing : 0.3 M€, by iXCore SFIN [2 years]
Obe Therapy 2000 .01 Company founded by Itzik Harosh, with public funds (Genopole 1er Jour, Anvar), amounting to 0.4 M€ ORGF [0 year]
Oligovax 2001 .08 Seed financing : 0.8 M€, by Global Millenium Fund SFIN [1 year]
Oligovax 2000 .08 Company founded by Paul van der Schueren, from AP-HP licensed patents ORGF [0 year]
Oncodesign 2009 .08 Financing (no interest loan) : 10.0 M€, by OSEO Innovation, for oncology biomarker program IMAkinib (with Guerbet and Ariana Pharmaceuticals) DEBT [14 years]
Oncodesign 2008 .06 Round-financing : 3.0 M€, by Banque de Vizille, Avenir Entreprise Gestion, in order to invest in USA and neurology RFIN [13 years]
Oncodesign 2008 .03 Launch of Pharm'Image platform, a medical imagery pole in Dijon, with local partners (completion planned for 2010) MKTG [13 years]
Oncodesign 2007 .07 Set-up of offices in Montréal, Canada ORGC [12 years]
Oncodesign 1998 .07 Seed financing : 0.75 M€, by Ideb, Banque Populaire Création SFIN [3 years]
Oncodesign 1995 .01 Company founded by Philippe Genne and Eric Solary (today Inserm), both scientists (Lab. Onco-hematology, Dijon University) ORGF [0 year]
Oroxcell 2007 .06 Launch of new technology cosmetic testing based on human skin, in cooperation with Episkin and Skinethic MKTG [2 years]
Oroxcell 2007 .00 Partnering contract agreement with Nosan (Japan) as their total agency in the medical product absorption R&D [2 years]
Oroxcell 2004 .07 Company founded by Jean Pachot ORGF [0 year]
Oxincell 2006 .08 Company founded by Dr Christelle Peyreigne and Dr Jean-Pierre Molès ORGF [0 year]
Palumed 2009 .06 Financing (no interest loan) : 9.0 M€, by OSEO Innovation, for the NOSOBIO program for prevention, diagnostics and treatment of hospital-acquired infections (with Serial Genetics, Genewave, Da Volterra, Institut Pasteur and Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris) DEBT [8 years]
Palumed 2008 .05 Patent : pending on 3rd generation Trioxaquines with Sanofi-Aventis LEGAL [7 years]
Palumed 2006 .02 Nomination : Bernard Meunier as CEO, replacing Claudine Meunier-Chesny (moving to Alliances Dir.) ORGN [5 years]
Palumed 2002 .07 1st round-financing : undisclosed M€, by IRDI, SOCRI, FCJE (CDC), GSO Capital, followed by Viveris (2005) RFINA [1 year]
Palumed 2000 .12 Company founded by Bernard Meunier and Claudine Meunier-Chesny ORGF [0 year]
PharmaLeads 2008 .11 Licensing-out of analgesic PL37 to Debiopharm (Switzerland), beginning phase I, with € undisclosed Millions upfront payment LICOUT [7 years]
PharmaLeads 2008 .10 Clinical trial (phase I) for PL 37, own analgesic drug (beginning) CLIN [7 years]
PharmaLeads 2006 .04 Launch of new Fluofast high fluorescence library of peptide enzymes MKTG [5 years]
PharmaLeads 2005 .01 Management reshuffling : managers replacing scientific founders in operations ORG [4 years]
PharmaLeads 2000 .12 Company founded by a group of Inserm researchers led by Bernard Roques (Pharm.D., Ph.D. Physico-chemistry) and Marie-Claude Fournié-Zaluski (CEO, Ph.D. Chemistry) ORGF [0 year]
Pharmaxon 2009 .11 1st round-financing : € 1.7 Million by SHAM (Société Hospitalière d’Assurances Mutuelles) and Primavéris RFINA [5 years]
Pharmaxon 2008 .11 Nomination : Glenn Stanley, as CEO, replacing Pascal Deschaseaux, moving as Gelarc Managing Director in Lyon (France) ORGN [4 years]
Pharmaxon 2007 .05 Licensing-in of PSA mimetic peptides from CNRS, 2 Universities and Schaffer-N (Denmark) LICIN [2 years]
Pharmaxon 2006 .10 Seed financing : 0.5 M€, by Inserm-Transfert Initiative, Esperante, Primavéris, Crédit Agricole AP Création SFIN [2 years]
Pharmaxon 2004 .09 Company founded by Pascal Deschaseaux [born 1960, M.D., MBA, ex-Pierre Fabre, Johnson & Johnson, Merck KGaA], Geneviève Rougon, Jean-Chrétien Norreel, as a spin-off from IBDM (Institut de Biologie et du Développement de Marseille-Luminy) ORGF [0 year]
Pharnext 2009 .06 Partnering R&D marketing agreement with Ipsen regarding innovative drug candidates intended for the treatment of Charcot Marie-Tooth disease, issued from the pleotherapy technology, against undisclosed amount of convertible bonds R&D [2 years]
Pharnext 2007 .11 Seed financing : 2.5 M€, by Truffle Capital SFIN [0 year]
Pharnext 2007 .07 Company founded by Daniel Cohen (CEO) and others ORGF [0 year]
PhenoPro 2008 .08 Partnering marketing agreement with Oncodesign, OncOptima, a new service offer for the characterization and validation of Genetically Engineered Mouse Model in cancer targeted therapies MKTG [0 year]
PhenoPro 2007 .09 Company founded by Nicolas Carboni (today, Managing Director of the Cluster Alsace-Biovalley), Catherine Schaeffer, and others, as a spin-off from MCI (Mouse Clinical Institute) ORGF [0 year]
Pherecydes Pharma 2009 .09 Nomination : Jérôme Gabard, replacing Thierry Raynaud (since beginning) ORGN [2 years]
Pherecydes Pharma 2009 .08 Financing (no interest loan) : 0.5 M€, by OSEO, for development and validation of 3 patented technologies, using its predictive integrative biology process (CADI) DEBT [2 years]
Pherecydes Pharma 2009 .08 1st round-financing : 1.15 M€, by undisclosed investors RFINA [2 years]
Pherecydes Pharma 2008 .10 Company move from Paris to Biocitech in Romainville ORGL [1 year]
Pherecydes Pharma 2006 .12 Company founded by Manuel Géa, as a spin-off from BMSystems ORGF [0 year]
PolyIntell 2008 .11 Company move from Mont-Saint-Aignan (near Rouen) to Val-de-Reuil (Eure) with 700 m2 new laboratories ORGL [4 years]
PolyIntell 2008 .09 Seed financing : 0.8 M€, by 2 venture capitalists SFIN [4 years]
PolyIntell 2004 .07 Company founded by Kaynoush Naraghi, Sami Bayoudh (husband), and Karsten Haupt (Scientific advisor) ORGF [0 year]
PraXcell 2007 .11 Round-financing : 1.5 M€, in preparation RFIN [4 years]
PraXcell 2006 .10 Seed financing : 0.5 M€, by Galia Gestion and Fonds d'Amorçage Midi Pyrénées SFIN [2 years]
PraXcell 2003 .11 Company founded by Dr Patrice Richard, Dr Lin Zeng, Michel Eymeri ORGF [0 year]
Proteogenix 2003 .01 Company founded by Philippe Funfrock with Inserm researchers
(URL, also as www.proteogenix.fr : no link with the homonym US biotech)
ORGF [0 year]
Protéus 2007 .10 Round-financing : undisclosed M€, as a share capital increase reserved for industrial partner PCAS, from 6% to 32% RFIN [9 years]
Protéus 2005 .07 Set-up of PSI, new division to trade protein services and production ORGC [7 years]
Protéus 1999 .09 Seed financing : 0.2 M€, by Axa P.I., Natexis Ventech SFIN [1 year]
Protéus 1998 .01 Company founded by Daniel Dupret (CEO, then President up to 2007) [co-founder, born 1956, Eng. Insa, ex-Transgene, Appligene], Jean-François Bloch, Jean-Marie Sonet [PCAS] and others ORGF [0 year]
Protexel 2000 .08 Company founded by Bernard Weill, Frédéric Batteux, as a spin-off of AP-HP (Cochin hospital), in Paris Biotech center ORGF [0 year]
PX’Therapeutics 2009 .11 Production : new additional biomanufacturing unit, dedicated to the production of therapeutic proteins and monoclonal antibodies in mammalian cells, in Grenoble (10th anniversary) INDUS [9 years]
PX’Therapeutics 2008 .10 Partnering manufacturing agreement with Alizé Pharma on a recombinant L-asparaginase INDUS [7 years]
PX’Therapeutics 2008 .09 Company name change from ProteineXpert to PX’Therapeutics, in order to highlight its focus on integrated biotherapeutics development and to avoid labeling confusions INFO [7 years]
PX’Therapeutics 2008 .07 Partnering co-commercialization agreement with Althea Technologies (San Diego, USA) MKTG [7 years]
PX’Therapeutics 2007 .07 Set-up of PX’Monoclonals subsidiary in Lyon, dedicated to the development of murine and humanized monoclonal antibodies for research and therapeutic purposes ORGC [6 years]
PX’Therapeutics 2004 .09 Set-up of PX’Pharma subsidiary to provide with cGMP clinical manufacturing services ORGC [3 years]
PX’Therapeutics 2003 .11 Round-financing : 1.3 M€, by undisclosed regional investors RFIN [3 years]
PX’Therapeutics 2000 .11 Company founded by Tristan Rousselle and Nicolas Mouz ORGF [0 year]
Quantum Genomics 2009 .04 Financing (no interest loan) : 0.7 M€, by OSEO Innovation, to finance the regulatory preclinical development of QGC 001 (the first drug to treat hypertension by targeting Aminopeptidase A) DEBT [3 years]
Quantum Genomics 2008 .01 Acquisition of Eurobiobiz (Clermont-Ferrand), specialized in high-value added project management ACQ+ [2 years]
Quantum Genomics 2007 .06 Partnering research agreement with Inserm and CNRS on their hypertension chemical entity, as QGC001 R&D [1 year]
Quantum Genomics 2006 .07 1st round-financing : 3.0 M€, led by undisclosed investors RFINA [0 year]
Quantum Genomics 2006 .06 Company founded by US investors (New Jersey), with European HQ and management in Paris region ORGF [0 year]
Rhenovia Pharma 2010 .04 Partnering research collaborative project RHENEPI lead for 2.5 M€ over 3 years in order to develop a platform biosimulation of seizures (other partner Synapcell as CRO) R&D [2 years]
Rhenovia Pharma 2009 .04 Financing (grant) : 1.6 M€ (2.3 MUS$), by state R&D institution NIH (USA) shared by Biomedical Engineering, LAS and Rhenovia, over 4 years RFIN [1 year]
Rhenovia Pharma 2007 .05 Company founded by Serge Bischoff, Pr. Michel Baudry, Jan Kremers, and Michel Faupel ORGF [0 year]
ScarCell Therapeutics 2007 .04 Company founded by Antoine Lafont (M.D., APHP, Directeur de l’Unité Inserm U849), Bruno Gogly (M.D., APHP, Inserm U849), Bernard Coulomb (Ph.D., Inserm U849), as a spin-off of AP-HP (Cochin hospital), in Paris Biotech center ORGF [0 year]
Sepal Pharma 2008 .04 Nomination : Dr Frédéric Revah, as CEO ORGN [3 years]
Sepal Pharma 2007 .09 Management crisis : founder and CEO, Damien Salauze, on leave (for Institut Curie) ORG [3 years]
Sepal Pharma 2005 .06 Listing on LSE (London) : 3.8 M€ PBO [0 year]
Sepal Pharma 2004 .08 Company founded by Damien Salauze ([Pharm.D., MBA, ex-Auriga Partners, Rhône-Poulenc Rorer, Institut Pasteur], Christian Policard [ex-Sanofi], Max Herzberg and others, in Paris, with a subsidiary in Israel and a holding in London ORGF [0 year]
Serial Genetics 2009 .07 Partnering development agreement with Gendiag (Spain) for Thrombo InCode R&D [5 years]
Serial Genetics 2009 .06 Financing (no interest loan) : 9.0 M€, by OSEO Innovation, for the NOSOBIO program for prevention, diagnostics and treatment of hospital-acquired infections (with Oncodesign, Palumed, Da Volterra, Institut Pasteur and Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris) DEBT [5 years]
Serial Genetics 2006 .08 Seed financing : 0.4 M€, by undisclosed investors SFIN [2 years]
Serial Genetics 2003 .10 Company founded by Christophe Valat and François Nicolas ORGF [0 year]
Sisène Biotechnologies 2008 .05 Management major setback : Jean Plouët's death ORG [1 year]
Sisène Biotechnologies 2008 .03 Financial minority share (8.5%) acquired by Théa Laboratories (ophthalmology) ACQ- [0 year]
Sisène Biotechnologies 2007 .05 Company founded by Prof. Jean Marsac and Jean Plouët (co-discoverer of Vegf) ORGF [0 year]
Skuld-Tech 2007 .02 Partnering research agreement with Roche Diagnostics on rapid and accurate SAGE gene profiles R&D [7 years]
Skuld-Tech 2006 .03 Partnering research agreement with Genepep R&D [6 years]
Skuld-Tech 1999 .06 Company founded by Didier Ritter, Dr Philippe Piquemal, Philippe Outrebon, as a spin-off from Institut de Génétique Humaine (Montpellier) ORGF [0 year]
Synapcell 2009 .03 Seed financing : 0.7 M€ by Rhône-Alpes Création, Expansinvest, Grenoble Angels Participation, Viaduc8 SFIN [3 years]
Synapcell 2005 .04 Company founded by Corinne Roucard, Karine Bressand, Yann Roche, Antoine Depaulis (based on a trade name already active in 2002), based on a project stemmed in Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble) ORGF [0 year]
Synprosis 2008 .04 Seed financing : 0.15 M€ by Nortia, Venice SFIN [4 years]
Synprosis 2003 .06 Company founded by Jean-Pierre Salles, in cooperation with Erwan Loret ORGF [0 year]
TcLand Expression 2009 .10 Clinical trial for validation study on K-RejX diagnostic blood test in identification of kidney transplant recipients at risk of chronic rejection (beginning) CLIN [7 years]
Tc Land Expression 2009 .09 Round financing : 1.0 M€ through Tepa law (plus 2.2 M€ as no interest loan from ANR for Tolestim development), to Tc Land Pharma RFIN [6 years]
Tc Land Expression 2009 .04 Financing (no interest loan) : 1.8 M€ from OSEO for innovation support DEBT [6 years]
Tc Land Expression 2008 .08 Licensing-in of a liver biomarker (worldwide rights) from Idibaps (Spain) LICIN [5 years]
Tc Land Expression 2008 .01 Set-up of CIMNA, an integrated immuno-monitoring service platform, located in Nantes ORGC [5 years]
Tc Land Expression 2007 .12 1st round-financing : 8.2 M€, led by Auriga Partners RFINA [5 years]
Tc Land Expression 2007 .12 Company split into 2 autonomous units : TcLand Expression (previously TcLand) and TcLand Pharma, focused on the development of therapeutic molecules ORG [5 years]
Tc Land Expression 2006 .00 Nomination : Alain Huriez, as Chairman and CEO [ex-Neovacs CEO, 2003-2006] ORGN [3 years]
Tc Land Expression 2006 .06 Licensing-out to Debiopharm with capital sharing LICOUT [3 years]
Tc Land Expression 2005 .06 Seed financing : undisclosed M€, by Inserm-Transfert SFIN [2 years]
Tc Land Expression 2002 .10 Company founded by Marina Guillet, Alain Huriez, as a spin-off of Itert ORGF [0 year]
Theraclion 2009 .02 Financing (no interest loan) : 8.5 M€ (of which 3.5 M€ as grant), OSEO Innovation, as part of the TUCE strategic industrial innovation project on elastography-guided ultrasound therapy DEBT [4 years]
Theraclion 2008 .00 1st round-financing follow-up) : 1.6 M€, by Truffle Venture RFINA [3 years]
Theraclion 2007 .12 Financing (no interest loan) : 1.3 M€ from OSEO Innovation (together with CE Mark approval) DEBT [3 years]
Theraclion 2006 .03 Clinical trial (phase II) for a non-invasive treatment of thyroid nodules (beginning) CLIN [1 year]
Theraclion 2005 .04 1st round-financing : 3.5 M€, by Truffle Venture RFINA [0 year]
Theraclion 2004 .08 Company founded by François Lacoste (CEO), Gérard Hascoët [Promed, Sometec, IMMI, Technomed International], Jean Louis Hervy [Sapex, SMI], Annie Claude Benichou [M.D.], Guillaume Olivier Doré ORGF [0 year]
TheraVectys 2008 .05 Website under construction INFO [3 years]
TheraVectys 2005 .05 Company founded by Dr Pierre Charneau, as a spin-off from Institut Pasteur (Paris) ORGF [0 year]
Transgene 2010 .03 "Licensing-out (exclusive option) of TG4010, for the first-line treatment of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and other potential cancer indications, to Novartis (10 MUS$ non-refundable option fee)" LICOUT [31 years]
Transgene 2009 .12 Designation of Fast Track Status by FDA for TG4010, a targeted immunotherapy for treatment of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer MKTG [30 years]
Transgene 2009 .05 Launch of Platine, a joint immuno-monitoring platform, by 5 partners (Innate Pharma, Transgene, ImmunID, Inserm and Cancer Centre Léon-Bérard), based in Lyon MKTG [30 years]
Transgene 2007 .06 Public offering : 100.1 M€ PBO [28 years]
Transgene 2007 .04 Licensing-out of HPV vaccine lead to Roche LICOUT [28 years]
Transgene 2006 .07 Public offering : 14.3 M€, through exercise of warrants PBO [27 years]
Transgene 2005 .06 Public offering : 34.9 M€, with refocus on therapeutic vaccines PBO [26 years]
Transgene 2004 .12 Nomination : Philippe Archinard as CEO ORGN [25 years]
Transgene 2002 .07 Nomination : Jean-François Carmier as CEO [ex-Transgene V.P.] ORGN [23 years]
Transgene 2001 .09 Management restructuring : 30 heads employee reduction from 195 headcounts ORGR [22 years]
Transgene 2001 .05 Public offering : 63.0 M€ in depositary shares for Biomérieux-Pierre Fabre and AFM (French Muscular Dystrophy Association), with refocus on cancer treatments PBO [22 years]
Transgene 2000 .11 Nomination : Gilles Bélanger [ex-Biomérieux], as CEO ORGN [21 years]
Transgene 1998 .03 Listing on Paris Nouveau Marché and New York Nasdaq : 100 MUS$ (about 80 M€) PBO [19 years]
Transgene 1995 .00 Production : GMP manufacturing facility completed INDUS [15 years]
Transgene 1992 .00 Nomination : Bernard Gilly as CEO, with refocus on gene transfer technology ORGN [12 years]
Transgene 1979 .00 Company founded by Pierre Chambon (Ph.D., CNRS, Research Director at Pasteur Institute) and others ORGF [0 year]
Trophos 2010 .03 Clinical trial (phase III) for olesoxime in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease) (end recruitment) CLIN [11 years]
Trophos 2010 .03 Launch : new web site on Charcot disease for patients and health professionals at MitoTarget MKTG [11 years]
Trophos 2009 .09 Clinical trial planned, after first preclinical trial results on TRO40303, a novel TSPO ligand, significantly reducing myocardial infarct size CLIN [10 years]
Trophos 2009 .03 Financing (grant over 3 years) : 6.7 M€ by Association Française contre les Myopathies (AFM), for further clinical development of lead drug candidate olesoxime (TRO19622) as a treatment for Spinal Muscular Atrophy RFIN [10 years]
Trophos 2008 .12 Financing (no interest loan) : 6.0 M€, by the European Commission, to boost TRO19622 programs for ALS, within Trophos led consortium (Mitotarget) DEBT [9 years]
Trophos 2008 .06 Nomination : Damian Marron as CEO, replacing co-founder Antoine Béret [born 1944, ex-Immunotech] who retires ORGN [9 years]
Trophos 2008 .02 Financing (no interest loan) : 1.0 M€, by ANR, to support the project named IRIstop DEBT [9 years]
Trophos 2007 .09 3rd round-financing : 8.5 M€, led by OTC Asset Management with CM-CIC Asset Management and previous shareholders RFINC [8 years]
Trophos 2003 .04 2nd round-financing : 6.4 M€, led by Innoveris and previous shareholders RFINB [4 years]
Trophos 1999 .01 Company founded by Antoine Béret (CEO), Michel Deléage (venture capitalist), and 3 scientists (as consultants) ORGF [0 year]
TxCell 2010 .04 Clinical trial (phase II) for OvaSave in Crohn's Disease (positive preliminary results) CLIN [9 years]
TxCell 2008 .03 2nd round-financing : 10.5 M€, by previous shareholders RFINB [6 years]
TxCell 2006 .00 Nomination : Frédéric Hammel, as CEO (H. Groux in supervisory board) ORGN [4 years]
TxCell 2004 .10 1st round-financing : 10.5 M€, by Auriga Partners, AXA Private Equity, BioAm, CDC and SPEF Venture RFINA [3 years]
TxCell 2004 .00 Nomination : Philippe Ballero [ex-Yamanouchi, Proskelia], as CEO ORGN [2 years]
TxCell 2001 .04 Company founded by Dr Hervé Groux [CSO, ex-Inserm, CNRS] and Dr Françoise Cottrez, within Nice Archet Hospital, as a spin-off from Inserm ORGF [0 year]
UroGene 2008 .08 No website news update since November 2006 (net capital : - 3 M€ in December 2006, but legal capital increases in September 2007, August 2008 and August 2009) INFO [10 years]
UroGene 2006 .01 Seed financing : 1.5 M€, by historical investors SFIN [7 years]
UroGene 2005 .01 Divestiture of drug discovery platform (including Chrysalon) to Pierre Fabre ACQ- [6 years]
UroGene 2004 .01 Licensing-in of Besipirdine exclusive rights from Aventis LICIN [5 years]
UroGene 2003 .03 2nd round-financing : 12.0 M€, led by Société Générale Asset Management (SGAM) RFINB [5 years]
UroGene 2002 .07 Acquisition of Chrysalon, a chemical company, spin-off from Aventis ACQ+ [4 years]
UroGene 2000 .12 Nomination : Christian Grenier [born 1950, Sup de Co Paris, MBA, ex-Rhône Poulenc], as CEO ORGN [2 years]
UroGene 2000 .09 1st round-financing : 2.0 M€, by Société Générale A.M., business angels RFINA [2 years]
UroGene 1998 .04 Seed financing : 1.5 M€, by founders and public funding SFIN [0 year]
UroGene 1998 .03 Company founded by Dr Philippe Berthon [CEO, Ph.D. cancerology], Dr Olivier Cussenot [CSO, Ph.D., M.D. surgery, Prof. urology], with Pierre Teillac [born 1960] and others ORGF [0 year]
UROsphere 2008 .10 Research : development of new experimental models for stress or mixed urinary incontinence R&D [4 years]
UROsphere 2007 .02 Research : development of new experimental models for OverActive Bladder (OAB) and for Painful Bladder Syndrome (PBS) R&D [2 years]
UROsphere 2004 .08 Company founded by Philippe Lluel and Stefano Palea, as a spin-off from Sanofi-Synthelabo ORGF [0 year]
Urrma 2008 .03 3rd round-financing : 9.0 M€, by undisclosed investors RFINC [6 years]
Urrma 2005 .11 Round-financing : undisclosed M€, by private investors RFIN [4 years]
Urrma 2001 .06 Company founded by Prof. Jean-Claude Chermann, Camille Haslin and Urrma Biopharma, based in Montreal, as a J.V. with a French subsidiary, which has since August 2004 become a French independent legal entity ORGF [0 year]
Vaxon Biotech 2010 .05 Clinical trial (phase II) for Vx-001 therapeutic vaccine (end), with 50% improvement of survival rate in SCLC patients (33) over standard treatment CLIN [6 years]
Vaxon Biotech 2010 .02 Registration : orphan Drug designation by FDA for Vx-001 in the treatment of NSCLC MKTG [6 years]
Vaxon Biotech 2009 .00 Nomination : François Vallet, as CEO, replacing Philippe Berthon ORGN [4 years]
Vaxon Biotech 2007 .11 Registration : orphan Drug designation by EMEA for Vx-001 in NSCL cancer MKTG [3 years]
Vaxon Biotech 2004 .12 Clinical trial (phase I) for Vx-001 (beginning, proof of principle) CLIN [0 year]
Vaxon Biotech 2004 .06 Company founded by Dr Kostas Kosmatopoulos, Inserm, with Philippe Berthon [Ph.D.] nominated as CEO ORGF [0 year]
Vectalys 2007 .08 Partnering research agreement with Pierre Fabre R&D [2 years]
Vectalys 2005 .07 Company founded by Pascale Bouillé ORGF [0 year]
VigiCell 2008 .11 Seed financing : 0.5 M€, by business angels and private investors (undisclosed) SFIN [9 years]
VigiCell 2007 .06 Partnering research agreement with L'Oréal R&D [8 years]
VigiCell 2002 .05 Nomination : Jean-Emmanuel Gilbert [Ph.D.], as CEO ORGN [2 years]
VigiCell 1999 .06 Company founded by Yolène Thomas [Ph.D., CNRS], Jean-Paul Oudinet [Ph.D., CNRS], Isaac Béhar [Ph.D.] and others ORGF [0 year]
Vivalis 2010 .01 Acquisition of Humalys, a private French biotech R&D company, based in Lyon, specialised in the generation of human monoclonal anti-bodies ACQ+ [10 years]
Vivalis 2009 .01 Partnering research agreement with Innate Pharma to produce IPH 4101 with EB66 for clinical trials (Oseo debt financing grant of 3.0 M€ for Vivalis) R&D [9 years]
Vivalis 2008 .10 Licensing-out of EB66 cell line to CSL to test for the development and manufacturing of a therapeutic protein candidate LICOUT [9 years]
Vivalis 2007 .06 Listing on Euronext : 29.0 M€ PBO [8 years]
Vivalis 2005 .00 Production : new manufacturing unit INDUS [5 years]
Vivalis 2004 .11 2nd round-financing : 5.3 M€, by Grimaud Group, FCJE (CDC), Créagro, Pays de la Loire Développement, and banks, to finance the buiding of a manufacturing unit RFINB [5 years]
Vivalis 2003 .00 Partnering development with undisclosed company on Ebx cells R&D [3 years]
Vivalis 1999 .06 1st round-financing : 4.6 M€, by Grimaud Group RFINA [0 year]
Vivalis 1999 .04 Company founded by Grimaud Group (Franck Grimaud), based on research know-how by Dr Bertrand Pain and Dr Jacques Samarut ORGF [0 year]
XenTech 2008 .10 1st round-financing : 0.6 M€, by Aurinvest Capital 2 RFINA [2 years]
XenTech 2006 .04 Company founded by Jean-Gabriel Judde, Pascal Leuraud, Marie-France Poupon, Arnaud Beurdeley, as a spin-off from Institut Curie ORGF [0 year]
ZetaBiotech 2008 .07 Production : set-up of full manufacturing line INDUS [2 years]
Zeta Biotech 2007 .06 Listing on Euronext Paris : 1.5 M€ PBO [1 year]
Zeta Biotech 2005 .10 Company founded by Antony Guyader and Bruno Viola ORGF [0 year]
Adiatec ǂ 2005 .12 Company liquidation INFO [7 years]
Adiatec ǂ 1998 .01 Company founded by Joël Lesser ORGF [0 year]
Aptanomics ǂ 2007 .07 Financial complete burn-out and bankruptcy INFO [6 years]
Aptanomics ǂ 2006 .11 Divestiture of some R&D assets to Imaxio (UK) LICOUT [5 years]
Aptanomics ǂ 2005 .06 Partnering research agreement with Boehringer-Ingelheim in aptamer-based target validation R&D [4 years]
Aptanomics ǂ 2003 .05 Nomination : Michael Courtney [ex-Transgene], as CEO ORGN [2 years]
Aptanomics ǂ 2002 .11 1st round-financing : 7 M€, by AGF P.E., CDC Ixis, Ventech RFINA [1 year]
Aptanomics ǂ 2001 .03 Company founded by John Hawken, Pierre Colas [Inserm, CSO], as a spin-off from Normale Sup (Lyon), based on patents from Massachusetts General Hospital ORGF [0 year]
Bionexis Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2004 .12 Company liquidation INFO [2 years]
Bionexis Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2004 .02 1st round-financing : 6 M€, led by Edmond de Rotschild I.P., with Bioam, Sophia Euro lab, FCJE (CDC), CEA RFINA [2 years]
Bionexis Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2004 .02 Company move from Saclay (CEA) to Paris (Biotech) RELOC [2 years]
Bionexis Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2002 .02 Company founded by Françoise Russo-Marie and Alain Samson ORGF [0 year]
Bionisis ǂ 2008 .03 Company liquidation INFO [8 years]
Bionisis ǂ 2002 .09 2nd round-financing : 2.5 M€ RFINB [2 years]
Bionisis ǂ 1999 .10 Company founded by unknown entrepreneurs ORGF [0 year]
Carex ǂ 2006 .05 Acquisition by 7TM Pharma (Denmark) ACQ- [5 years]
Carex ǂ 2004 .03 2nd round-financing : 25 M€, by Crédit Lyonnais P.E., Global Life Science Ventures, BioMedinvest, HBM, and previous shareholders RFINB [3 years]
Carex ǂ 2002 .07 Nomination : Geoffrey Race, as CEO [1 year]
Carex ǂ 2002 .04 1st round-financing : 6 M€, led by Sofinnova Partners, GIMV and Mara Ventures RFINA [1 year]
Carex ǂ 2001 .11 Company founded by Johan Auwerx, Pierre Chambon, Samir S. Deeb, Hana Koutnikova, Jürgen M.Lehmann, based on research from Institut de Génétique et de Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire, by Pierre Chambon (President of the board) ORGF [0 year]
Celogos ǂ 2006 .01 Acquisition by HRA Pharma of majority share, with Celogos maintained as a French subsidiary and Christian Pinset as CSO ACQ- [4 years]
Celogos ǂ 2005 .11 Partnering research agreement, HRA Pharma, for pharmaceutical development process of future lead compounds R&D [4 years]
Celogos ǂ 2001 .08 Company founded by Christian Pinset, cell therapy expert and Didier Montarras (from Institut Pasteur, in Paris) ORGF [0 year]
Cellpep ǂ 2006 .03 Acquisition by Procyon (Canada), for 39 MUS$, to form a new legal entity, Ambrilia Biopharma (www.ambrilia.com) ACQ- [8 years]
Cellpep ǂ 2003 .03 Round-financing : 3.8 M€, by Turenne Capital Partenaires, OTC Asset Management, H2i Management, Synergènes RFIN [5 years]
Cellpep ǂ 1998 .00 Company founded by Bonabes de Rougé, Michel Mollard and others ORGF [0 year]
Diatos ǂ 2009 .05 Company bankruptcy (in need of € 10 Million re-financing), then liquidation INFO [10 years]
Diatos ǂ 2008 .12 Licensing-out of DTS-108, a pro-drug of irinotecan to Drais (with co-development) LICOUT [9 years]
Diatos ǂ 2008 .08 Clinical trial (phase IIa) for DTS-201, a peptidic prodrug of doxorubicin (beginning) CLIN [9 years]
Diatos ǂ 2007 .07 4th round-financing : 9.4 M€, by Credit Agricole P.E. and previous shareholders RFIND [8 years]
Diatos ǂ 2006 .07 Listing : failure of IPO introduction on Alternext, cancelled due to unfavorable market conditions PBO [7 years]
Diatos ǂ 2006 .05 Licensing-in of specialty cancer product from Gilead LICIN [7 years]
Diatos ǂ 2005 .04 Set-up of US subsidiary in California, USA (Business) ORGC [6 years]
Diatos ǂ 2004 .03 Set-up of subsidiary in Leuven, Belgium (R&D) ORGC [5 years]
Diatos ǂ 2004 .02 3rd round-financing : 7.0 M€, by Innoven and BFF (Biotech Fund Flanders) RFINC [5 years]
Diatos ǂ 2003 .05 2nd round-financing : 9.0 M€, by NIF and Crédit Lyonnais P.E. (today Crédit Agricole P.E.) RFINB [4 years]
Diatos ǂ 2003 .04 Licensing-out of cancer improved-delivery drug development to Medarex LICOUT [4 years]
Diatos ǂ 2000 .10 1st round-financing : 15.5 M€, led by GIMV and InterWest Partners, with Société Générale A.M., AGF P.E., Sopartec, Sofinnova Partners RFINA [1 year]
Diatos ǂ 1999 .05 Seed financing : 1.5 M€, by Sofinnova Partners (subsequently John Tchélingérian joins the company as business developper) SFIN [0 year]
Diatos ǂ 1999 .02 Company founded by Prof. Stratis Avraméas, Dr Thérèse Ternynck, as a spin-off from Institut Pasteur ORGF [0 year]
Drugabuse Sciences ǂ 2008 .05 Company liquidation : legal dissolution INFO [10 years]
Drugabuse Sciences ǂ 2007 .01 Divestiture of assets (product portfolio, including naltrexone) to Elbion (Belgium) for undisclosed terms ACQ- [9 years]
Drugabuse Sciences ǂ 2006 .06 Listing on Alternext processed : 20 M€ expected (failed) PBO [8 years]
Drugabuse Sciences ǂ 2004 .01 Acquisition of mother US company by French subsidiary, with new CEO (Robert Floch) and 4.0 M€ convertible loan by CDC Ixis ACQ+ [6 years]
Drugabuse Sciences ǂ 2001 .04 Round-financing : 27.0 M€, by Canaan Partners, Bionex, Jalla Equities, Palldin Group, 3i, ABN Amro, Ace Management RFIN [3 years]
Drugabuse Sciences ǂ 1999 .10 Round-financing : 21.0 M€, by 3i, ABN Amro, Auriga, CDC Innovation, Financière de Brienne, Nomura, Parnib, Partech, Rothschild Asset Management, Société Générale A.M. RFIN [1 year]
Drugabuse Sciences ǂ 1997 .12 Company founded by Philippe Pouletty (today Truffle Ventures), with name also shortened as DAS ORGF [0 year]
EndoCells ǂ 2008 .05 Acquisition by Esperante Ventures (Holland) ACQ- [3 years]
EndoCells ǂ 2004 .08 Company founded by Prof. Paul Czernichow [M.D. pediatry], Raphaël Scharfmann [Inserm] ORGF [0 year]
Fovea Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2009 .10 Acquisition by Sanofi Aventis (France), for 370 M€ ACQ- [4 years]
Fovea Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2009 .05 Clinical trial (proof-of-concept, positive) for Prednisporin (FOV1101) in patients with persistent allergic conjunctivitis CLIN [4 years]
Fovea Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2009 .02 Licensing-in of European rights of an ocular formulation of DX-88 for the treatment of retinal diseases from Dyax LICIN [3 years]
Fovea Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2007 .12 2nd round-financing : 30.0 M€, by previous shareholders RFINB [2 years]
Fovea Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2007 .11 Partnering research agreement with Genzyme R&D [2 years]
Fovea Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2005 .11 1st round-financing : 20.5 M€, by Sofinnova Partners, CAPE, Abingsworth Management, The Wellcome Trust, GIMV RFINA [0 year]
Fovea Pharmaceuticals ǂ 2005 .05 Company founded by Bernard Gilly, Pierre Bélichard, Prof. José-Alain Sahel (professor, Ophthalmology), based on platform from INSERM research unit 592 ORGF [0 year]
Génopoïetic ǂ 2008 .11 Nomination : François R. Martelet (Avax CEO since 2007) as President, and Isabelle Fourthin as Managing Director ORGN [14 years]
Génopoïetic ǂ 2000 .08 Acquisition by Avax Technologies, Philadelphia (USA) ACQ- [6 years]
Génopoïetic ǂ 1994 .11 Round-financing : undisclosed M€, by Rhône-Poulenc Rorer (France), against a minority share to support gene therapy trials RFIN [0 year]
Génopoïetic ǂ 1993 .12 Company founded by David Klatzmann and Jean-Loup Salzmann with the support of UPMC (Université Pierre et Marie Curie), with Charles Salzmann as CEO ORGF [0 year]
Genset ǂ 2002 .06 Acquisition by Serono (Switzerland) [today Merck-Serono] ACQ- [13 years]
Genset ǂ 1996 .06 Listing on Nasdaq : 100 MUS$ (about 80 M€) PBO [7 years]
Genset ǂ 1989 .00 Company founded by Marc Vasseur (a leading French scientist), Pascal Brandys (CEO, venture capitalist) ORGF [0 year]
Hemosystem ǂ 2006 .10 Company liquidation INFO [7 years]
Hemosystem ǂ 2004 .09 Round-financing : 3.0 M€, by FCJE (CDC), and previous shareholders RFIN [5 years]
Hemosystem ǂ 1999 .05 Company founded by Jean-Pierre Hermet (CEO) ORGF [0 year]
IDM Pharma ǂ 2009 .05 Acquisition by Takeda, for US$ 75 Million ACQ- [22 years]
IDM Pharma ǂ 2008 .02 Partnering research agreement ended with Sanofi-Aventis, after disappointing results on Junovan R&D [21 years]
IDM Pharma ǂ 2007 .06 Nomination : Timothy Walbert, new CEO and Chairman, with resignation by founder Jean-Loup Romet-Lemonne ORGN [20 years]
IDM Pharma ǂ 2005 .03 Acquisition by Epimune, as a merger with name change from IDM to IDM-Pharma ACQ- [18 years]
IDM Pharma ǂ 2002 .12 Round-financing : 20.0 M€, by Sanofi-Synthelabo (exclusive, shareholding : 11%) RFIN [15 years]
IDM Pharma ǂ 2002 .01 Partnering research agreement with Sanofi-Synthelabo R&D [15 years]
IDM Pharma ǂ 2000 .11 Round-financing: 48.9 M€ RFIN [13 years]
IDM Pharma ǂ 1993 .12 Company founded by Jean-Loup Romet-Lemonne (as Immuno-Designed Molecules, IDM) ORGF [6 years]
Ivagen ǂ 2008 .07 Company liquidation INFO [6 years]
Ivagen ǂ 2007 .04 Round-financing : undisclosed M€, by Matignon I.G., OTC Asset Management (after receivership in 2004) RFIN [5 years]
Ivagen ǂ 2002 .02 Company founded by Jean-Claude Aziza (unexpectedly deceased in 2006), Gilbert Skorski ORGF [0 year]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 2008 .08 Company liquidation INFO [10 years]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 2007 .10 Court : applications on appeal for GMO corn testing, rejected by tribunal LEGAL [9 years]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 2004 .02 Nomination : Jean-Paul Rohmer, chairman of Supervisory Board ORGN [5 years]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 2002 .06 4th round-financing : 21.5 M€, by AGF P.E., Antin Innovation, CPR P.E., Innoven, Edmond de Rotschild I.P., Odyssée Ventures, Pechel Industrie, SPEF, and previous shareholders RFIND [4 years]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 2001 .07 Listing : failure of IPO introduction due to unfavorable financial environment for 54 M€ expected PBO [3 years]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 2000 .11 Acquisition of Sedaherb, phyto-subcontractor to pharmaceutical industry, for around 1 year turnover, 3.5 M€ ACQ+ [2 years]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 2000 .06 3rd round-financing : 10.0 M€, by BNP, Tethys, 3i, Sofipar, Sofimac RFINC [2 years]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 1999 .02 2nd round-financing : 18.3 M€, by Banexi Ventures 2, Banexi, 3i, Sofimac (Société de Financement du Massif Central), Sofipar (groupe Crédit Agricole) and capital disposal by Limagrain to the financial investors RFINB [0 year]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 1998 .05 1st round-financing : 10.0 M€, by Limagrain RFINA [0 year]
Meristem Therapeutics ǂ 1998 .04 Company founded by Limagrain (Agro-food cooperative company, the number one seed producer in Europe), based on an innovative technology (Molecular Pharming) developped since 1992 ORGF [0 year]
Nautilus Biotech ǂ 2008 .11 Company liquidation INFO [8 years]
Nautilus Biotech ǂ 2007 .04 Clinical trial (phase I) for Belerofon in USA (beginning) CLIN [7 years]
Nautilus Biotech ǂ 2007 .04 4th round-financing : 8.4 M€, by Pre-IPO Invest, Auriga Partners, Matignon Tech, Edmond de Rothschild I.P., FCJE (CDC), 123 Ventures, Creabilis Therap. RFIND [7 years]
Nautilus Biotech ǂ 2007 .02 Partnering research agreement with Wyeth on hemophilia therapies R&D [7 years]
Nautilus Biotech ǂ 2005 .02 3rd round-financing : 7.25 M€, by Auriga Partners, Matignon Tech, Edmond de Rothschild I.P., FCJE (CDC), 123 Ventures, Creabilis Therap. RFINC [5 years]
Nautilus Biotech ǂ 2005 .02 Nomination : Philip Parkinson as CFO (then CEO, in 2007) ORGN [5 years]
Nautilus Biotech ǂ 2003 .10 Nomination : Reinhard Koenig [M.D.], as Vice President Clinical & Regulatory Affairs of Nautilus Biotech USA ORGN [3 years]
Nautilus Biotech ǂ 2000 .08 1st round-financing : 0.9 M€, by undisclosed investors RFINA [0 year]
Nautilus Biotech ǂ 2000 .01 Company founded by Dr Manuel Vega (CEO) et Paul Martin ORGF [0 year]
Neuro3D ǂ 2007 .03 Liquidation and divestiture of R&D assets to Evotec (Germany) INFO [6 years]
Neuro3D ǂ 2005 .05 Clinical trial (phase III) for key lead compound, ocaperidone, licensed to J&J (beginning) CLIN [4 years]
Neuro3D ǂ 2004 .12 4th round-financing : 31.5 M€, by previous shareholders RFIND [4 years]
Neuro3D ǂ 2003 .09 3rd round-financing : 10.0 M€, by previous shareholders RFINC [3 years]
Neuro3D ǂ 2003 .05 Acquisition of Neurofit (France), a biotech CRO ACQ+ [2 years]
Neuro3D ǂ 2002 .09 2nd round-financing : 20.0 M€, led by HealthCap, with Techno Venture Management and previous shareholders RFINB [2 years]
Neuro3D ǂ 2002 .03 Licensing-out of Ocaperidone to Janssen (J&J) LICOUT [1 year]
Neuro3D ǂ 2000 .11 1st round-financing : 7.6 M€, by founder V.C., Apax Partners RFINA [0 year]
Neuro3D ǂ 2000 .09 Company founded by Sofinnova, Charles Woler (CEO), Jean-Jacques Bourguignon, Jean-Paul Macher ORGF [0 year]
Neurotech ǂ 2006 .06 Company move from Paris to Delaware (USA), as the legal domicile, with change in nationality and website as www.neurotechusa.com ORGL [8 years]
Neurotech ǂ 2003 .11 4th round-financing : 12.0 M€, led by Apax Partners and Merlin Biosciences, with previous shareholders (3i Plc, GIMV, West LB, Atlas Venture and Ergo Equity) RFIND [5 years]
Neurotech ǂ 2002 .01 Licensing-in agreement of CNTF with Amgen in all ophthalmology indications LICIN [4 years]
Neurotech ǂ 2001 .05 3rd round-financing : 35.0 M€, led by Apax Partners and Merlin Biosciences with Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale, ABN Amro, Rotschild, AGF Innovation, and previous shareholders (3I Plc, GIMV, Atlas Venture, CDC Innovation, Sofinnova, Sudinnova, Banque de Vizille, IMH) RFINC [3 years]
Neurotech ǂ 2000 .00 Set-up of US subsidiary in Lincoln ORGC [1 year]
Neurotech ǂ 1998 .10 Company founded by unknown entrepreneurs ORGF [0 year]
Novexel ǂ 2010 .03 Company move from Romainville to USA (premises down, 40 staffs out) ORGL [5 years]
Novexel 2009 .12 Acquisition by AstraZeneca (UK) for at least US$ 430 Millions ACQ- [5 years]
Novexel ǂ 2008 .11 Clinical trial (phase II) for combined NXL104/ceftazidime in Hospital Patients with complicated Urinary Tract Infections (beginning) CLIN [4 years]
Novexel ǂ 2008 .04 Licensing-out of NXL 104, a beta-lactamase inhibitor, to Forest (USA), with € 75 Millions upfront payment LICOUT [3 years]
Novexel ǂ 2008 .01 Set-up of US subsidiary in Pennsylvania ORGC [3 years]
Novexel ǂ 2007 .01 2nd round-financing : 50.0 M€, led by Edmond de Rothschild I.P., with Goldman Sachs, NeoMed, NIF SMBC, and previous shareholders RFINB [2 years]
Novexel ǂ 2006 .12 Licensing-in of Aminocandin from Indevus Biotech (USA) LICIN [2 years]
Novexel ǂ 2005 .10 Clinical trial (phase I) for NXL 103 (beginning) CLIN [1 year]
Novexel ǂ 2004 .12 1st round-financing : 40.0 M€, led by Atlas Venture, with Sofinnova, 3i, Abingworth, Novo RFINA [0 year]
Novexel ǂ 2004 .12 Company founded by Dominique Le Beller and others, as a spin-off from Sanofi-Aventis [ex-Aventis Pharma] ORGF [0 year]
Opi ǂ 2007 .03 Acquisition by Eusa Pharma (USA) ACQ- [8 years]
Opi ǂ 2004 .04 3rd round-financing : 6.4 M€, led by SPEF and Siparex, with previous shareholders RFINC [5 years]
Opi ǂ 2003 .05 Acquisition of Diaclone (France) ACQ+ [4 years]
Opi ǂ 2003 .00 2nd round-financing : 4.5 M€, by Sofimac, CDC-PME, Innoveris RFINB [3 years]
Opi ǂ 2001 .00 1st round-financing : 1.1 M€, by previous shareholders RFINA [1 year]
Opi ǂ 1999 .01 Company founded by Gilles Alberici [ex-Imtix, CEO], as 'Orphan Pharma International' ORGF [0 year]
ShigaMediX ǂ 2009 .06 Company liquidation INFO [3 years]
ShigaMediX ǂ 2007 .11 Partnering research agreement with GSK Biologicals on vaccines R&D [2 years]
ShigaMediX ǂ 2006 .10 Nomination : Jean-Marie Zacharie, as President and CEO ORGN [1 year]
ShigaMediX ǂ 2005 .08 Company founded by Ludger Johannes [Ph.D.] from Curie Institute/CNRS and Eric Tartour [M.D./Ph.D.] ORGF [0 year]
Synt:em ǂ 2006 .01 Acquisition by CLL Pharma (France), a development stage drug delivery pharmaceutical company, in shares ACQ- [11 years]
Synt:em ǂ 2004 .11 Acquisition (failed) by Sonus (USA), for 30 MUS$ in shares ACQ- [9 years]
Synt:em ǂ 1995 .00 Company founded by Michel Kaczorek (CEO), Caroline Roussel ORGF [0 year]
Theraptosis ǂ 2008 .12 Company liquidation (board of directors based decision) INFO [7 years]
Theraptosis ǂ 2007 .09 Nomination : Olivier Chesnoy [M.D.] as CEO ORGN [6 years]
Theraptosis ǂ 2007 .02 Company move to the Biocitech Park at Romainville (Paris North) ORGL [5 years]
Theraptosis ǂ 2006 .12 2nd round-financing : 8.4 M€, led by Auriga Partners, with Blue Medical, Seventure, Edmond de Rothschild (EdRIP), CDC entreprises (FCJE) RFINB [5 years]
Theraptosis ǂ 2006 .10 Registration : orphan drug designation by EMEA for a treatment of neonatal brain damage MKTG [5 years]
Theraptosis ǂ 2002 .07 1st round-financing : 2.5 M€, by undisclosed investors RFINA [1 year]
Theraptosis ǂ 2001 .03 Company founded by Léna Edelman and Etienne Jacotot, as a spin-off from Institut Pasteur, Paris ORGF [0 year]
Transat ǂ 2008 .03 Company liquidation INFO [5 years]
Transat ǂ 2006 .01 Seed financing : 1.2 M€, by Evolem, Oseo, Région Rhône-Alpes, and Philippe Desmarescaux (born 1938), as business angel SFIN [3 years]
Transat ǂ 2002 .12 Company founded by Sophie Chappuis and Marc Billaud (CNRS) ORGF [0 year]
Valigen ǂ 2002 .05 Company liquidation INFO [5 years]
Valigen ǂ 2001 .05 Nomination : Cécile Tharaud, as CEO ORGN [4 years]
Valigen ǂ 2000 .02 Acquisition of Kimeragen (USA), by merger ACQ+ [3 years]
Valigen ǂ 1997 .02 Acquisition of Infogen (Germany) ACQ+ [0 year]
Valigen ǂ 1996 .12 Company founded by Jean-Louis Pourny, from the merger of Valigène (France) and Kimeragen (USA) ORGF [0 year]

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