The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund
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Investor type
VC
Founded
2007
AUM
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Location
Australia
Investor profile last updated: 05 August, 2020
Profile
We transform Australia & New Zealand's most promising medical discoveries into the latest medical therapies that save lives & improve quality of life, while generating returns for investors. The MRCF is the largest life science investment fund in Australia and New Zealand. We are a unique collaboration between major Australian superannuation funds, the Australian and New Zealand governments, Australian state governments and over 50 leading medical research institutes and research hospitals.
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FAQs about The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund
Is The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund a venture capital or private equity firm?
The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund is a venture capital firm. It backs companies at Seed and Series B, writing tickets of $1-5 m.
Where is The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund located?
The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund is located in Australia.
When was The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund founded?
The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund was founded in 2007.
What sectors and industries does The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund invest in?
The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund invests in companies and startups in Biotechnology, Healthcare Services, Medical Devices, Pharmaceuticals.
What is The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund geographical focus of investments?
The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund invests in companies and startups in Australia and others.
At what stages of companies and startups does The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund typically invest in?
The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund invests in companies and startups at Seed, Series B.
What is the usual amount of The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund investment?
The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund usually invests $1-5 m on average.
What are the contacts of The Medical Research Commercialisation Fund?
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