CoJourney

Reimagining Cell and Gene Therapy CDMO Services High Purity | High Yield | Rapid Turnaround | Reduced Cost

General Information
Company Name
CoJourney
Founded Year
2021
Location (Offices)
Philadelphia, United States +2
Founders / Decision Makers
Number of Employees
4
Industries
Biopharma, Health Care, Pharmaceutical
Funding Stage
Series A
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CoJourney - Company Profile

CoJourney is a pioneering CDMO platform for gene therapy that seamlessly integrates plasmid, viral vector, and mRNA generation, analysis, and detection. Founded in 2022, CoJourney operates within the Biopharma, Health Care, and Pharmaceutical industries. The company recently received a significant $30.00M Series A investment on 27 June 2023 from notable investors including Legend Star, Legend Capital, Lake Bleu Capital (Hong Kong) Limited, Hillhouse Ventures, Lenovo Star, Lianrong Zhidao, GL Ventures LLC, and Qingchi Capital. CoJourney's innovative approach and recent investment demonstrate its potential for disrupting the gene therapy sector and creating significant value for investors and the healthcare industry as a whole.

Taxonomy: CDMO platform, gene therapy, plasmid generation, viral vector generation, mRNA generation, analysis, detection

Funding Rounds & Investors of CoJourney (1)

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Funding Stage Amount No. Investors Investors Date
Series A $30.00M 8 Hillhouse Ventures, Lenovo Star +3 27 Jun 2023

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