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Akadeum Life Sciences Lands Major Investment to Fuel Growth in Cell and Gene Therapy

  • Akadeum Life Sciences closed a $20 million+ financing round led by Michigan Capital Network in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on June 3, 2025.
  • The funding comes shortly after Akadeum introduced a GMP-certified range of products intended to facilitate clinical trials and promote the development of advanced cell therapies.
  • Akadeum pioneers flotation-based cell separation and has introduced innovations like scalable negative selection, multiplex separation, and a high-capacity T cell chamber.
  • CEO Brandon McNaughton expressed appreciation for their investors’ confidence in advancing a future where transformative cell therapies are widely available, while partners commend Akadeum’s pioneering and disruptive technology.
  • The funding will enable Akadeum to expand its commercial activities and assist clients as they advance toward clinical trial stages, reflecting the company's growing traction and increasing collaboration with prominent biopharma partners.
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Akadeum Life Sciences Lands Major Investment to Fuel Growth in Cell and Gene Therapy

ANN ARBOR, Mich., June 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Akadeum Life Sciences, a pioneer in buoyancy-based cell separation technology, today announced the successful close of a $20 million+ financing round. The round was led by Michigan Capital Network, with strong participation…

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