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Regeneron backs $75M series A for antibody upstart Infinimmune

Alameda-based biotech Infinimmune has secured $75 million in Series A funding to advance its antibody pipeline for atopic dermatitis and inflammatory diseases.

By · Published August 14, 2026  07:11 UTC · Updated August 15, 2026  22:27 UTC

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Infinimmune secured $75 million in a Series A financing round backed by Regeneron. The biotech intends to utilize the capital to advance a pipeline of human-derived antibodies for the treatment of atopic dermatitis and inflammatory disease.

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  • Primary Driver: Alameda-based biotech Infinimmune has secured $75 million in Series A funding to advance its antibody pipeline for atopic dermatitis and inflammatory diseases.
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$75 million was raised by Infinimmune in its recent Series A financing round to support the development of a pipeline focusing on human-derived antibodies. This capital infusion is intended to push the company toward its first clinical trials. Regeneron is a backer of this funding effort, as noted by Fierce Biotech.

Coverage from BioPharma Dive positions the company's research as a competitive effort within the eczema treatment landscape, specifically referencing the existing drug Dupixent. Other reports from The Business Journals and FirstWord Pharma confirm the company’s focus on an antibody duo for atopic dermatitis. Specific timelines for the initiation of clinical trials or the total duration of the development program have not been specified.

While the funding total is established, the exact distribution of these funds across the different therapeutic candidates remains unconfirmed.

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How much funding did Infinimmune raise?

Infinimmune raised $75 million in a Series A financing round.

What medical conditions is the company targeting?

The company is targeting atopic dermatitis and other inflammatory diseases.

Who is supporting the funding round?

Regeneron is among the backers of the Series A financing.

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