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CN Bio Innovations raises $9 million USD (c. £6.9 million GBP)

·         Investment will support commercial development in key markets, US and Europe
·         Funding led by CITIC Securities Investment and supported by existing investor CN Innovations
·         Headquarters relocated to larger premises in Cambridge Science Park, a leading UK life sciences hub

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CN Bio Innovations (“CN Bio”), a leading cell culture company that has developed organ-on-chip laboratory instruments to improve the accuracy and efficiency of drug discovery, today announced it has raised $9 million USD (circa £6.9 million GBP) investment, led by CITIC Securities Investment Co., Ltd., and supported by existing investor CN Innovations Holdings Ltd.

The funding will be used to support commercial development and strengthen CN Bio’s position in its key market, the US, whilst also expanding operations across Europe. This funding will help drive sales of the Company’s products and services including the PhysioMimix™ platform. CN Bio has also announced the relocation and expansion of its headquarters to the Cambridge Science Park, UK, including 4,000 sq. ft. of laboratory space.

CN Bio’s micro-physiological systems enable researchers to study drug metabolism, toxicology and specific disease models on single- and multi-organ systems. Providing efficiencies for pre-clinical drug testing with predictive human ...

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