Human Health

Forbion Growth

Forbion Growth enables company expansion and focuses on providing private growth capital, as well as select crossover and public investments, to support the development and launch of transformational new treatments for patients.

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Forbion Growth Opportunities Fund

The Forbion Growth Opportunities Fund targets private growth capital, and select crossover and public investments, to support companies developing impactful new treatments in areas of high unmet need.

The Forbion Growth Opportunities investments focus on providing capital for clinical stage drug development, primarily as private growth capital, and selectively as crossover and public investments, where we see compelling potential for impactful products. By enabling access to significant capital for late-stage development, as well as hands-on engagement and strategic partnership, we support leading biotechs in Europe and US to develop groundbreaking therapies for pressing unmet medical needs.

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€360m

Launched in 2021, FGO I achieved its first exit that year with Gyroscope’s sale to Novartis

€1.2bn

Launched in October 2024, FGO III invests in later-stage European & North American biopharma companies
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Impacting the future

Funds

Forbion Growth I

Forbion Growth II

Forbion Growth III

Forbion Growth Opportunities Fund I closed in April 2021 at €360M. The fund marked its first exit with Gyroscope’s sale to Novartis.

The Forbion Growth Opportunities Fund II (FGOF II) announced its final close at €600M in April 2023.

Forbion Growth Opportunities Fund III closed in October 2024 at €1.2B and targets later-stage European and North American biopharma companies developing therapies for high medical need.

Funds

The Growth Funds target this market segment using three distinct strategies that provide: private growth capital for clinical stage development assets, cross-over capital to companies aiming to pursue a public listing in the near-term, as well as capital injections that support existing under-valued public companies.