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Longevity Vision Holding, based in New York, focuses on developing and investing in solutions for age-related diseases. The firm targets various stages from pre-seed to Series C, with a diverse portfolio aimed at breakthroughs in longevity. Their investment strategy encompasses a wide range of biotech and healthcare innovations.
Longevity Vision invests in sectors related to longevity and healthcare, including gene therapy, AI-based drug discovery, and organ regeneration technologies. They target multiple stages of development, investing in solutions that address various age-related diseases. Check sizes and specific investment amounts are not disclosed.
Notable companies in Longevity Vision's portfolio include Gene Therapy Platform, which focuses on AAV discovery for specific diseases, and Integrated Healthcare Platform, an AI-driven drug discovery engine. Other investments include Cancer Detection Platform, utilizing liquid biopsies, and Organ Regeneration Technology, which regrows organs using lymph nodes.
To pitch Longevity Vision, email your deck to info@longevity.vision. Be concise and highlight how your solution addresses age-related diseases or contributes to longevity.
Yes, Longevity Vision often leads investment rounds, particularly in early-stage companies focused on longevity and healthcare innovations.
The firm is open to follow-on investments, especially for companies that demonstrate significant progress in their development and align with their longevity-focused thesis.
Specific details about the fund size are not publicly available, but the firm actively invests across multiple stages, indicating a substantial capital base.
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