MMirador Therapeutics develops precision therapies for immune-mediated inflammatory and fibrotic diseases. The company uses advanced biology, multi-modal data, and analytics to create treatments that target specific immune pathways involved in these conditions. Its products work by modulating immune responses in a patient-specific way, with data guiding which patients are most likely to benefit from a given therapy. Mirador differentiates itself through its focus on precision medicine and data-driven design, led by former executives from Prometheus Biosciences, and by pursuing partnerships as well as direct commercialization. The goal is to improve patient outcomes by delivering targeted therapies that address the underlying immune mechanisms of inflammation and fibrosis.
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2024
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Mirador licenses Kira's long-acting anti-C5a antibody KP-301. July 17, 2026 Mirador Therapeutics Inc. has entered into an exclusive worldwide license agreement with Kira Pharmaceuticals for KP-301, a long-acting anti-C5a antibody with potential to treat ANCA-associated vasculitis.
Mirador Therapeutics, a San Diego, CA-based clinical-stage precision medicine company developing new therapies for immune-mediated inflammatory and fibrotic diseases, raised $250M in Series B funding
Mirador Therapeutics raises $250M Series B, eyes IPO. CEO Mark McKenna reveals clinical programs for Crohn's, IPF, RA and colitis, with 10+ data readouts expected by 2027.
A month ago Crunchbase published an article titled “Megadeals explode early in the year as U.S. startups gobble up more $100 million+ rounds.” Indeed, with 115 funding rounds surpassing the $100 million mark, the amount of megadeals is already above last year’s 73 deals. Among the startups raising these substantial amounts, biotech and healthcare companies stand out. While artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity companies are doing well with 21 megadeals, biotech and healthcare startups are on another level cumulating 42 deals, well over other industries. Biotech and healthcare startups have dominated this megadeal trend in the first half of the year. This includes notable rounds such as Xaira Therapeutics, which raised over $1 billion in April, leveraging AI for drug discovery and development. Another example is Mirador Therapeutics, securing $400 million in precision medicine.We reached out to industry experts to find out why megadeals are ramping up in biotech and what to expect in the future.What is driving the surge in biotech megadeals?Natalie Dolphin, managing director of investor relations at HLTH Communications, attributes this surge in megadeals to a combination of factors
Mirador launches to 'finish the mission'
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Industries
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$650M
Headquarters
San Diego, CA
Founded
2024
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