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Eli Lilly Partners with Andreessen Horowitz to Launch $500 Million Techbio Fund
Jan 10, 2025, 02:30 PM
Eli Lilly has announced a partnership with venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz to establish a new fund aimed at supporting innovative startups at the intersection of life sciences and software/AI. The fund will be backed by $500 million from Eli Lilly, marking an unprecedented move for the pharmaceutical giant. This collaboration reflects Eli Lilly's ongoing commitment to the strategic venture model, which it has been developing for over a decade. The partnership is expected to focus on emerging areas of interest within the techbio sector, potentially influencing future trends in pharmaceutical and venture capital collaborations. Experts note that while venture capital funding is abundant, the real challenge lies in securing experienced management teams capable of navigating the complexities of research and development in the biopharma space.
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