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Home > News > Arch raises $400 million venture fund

December 10th, 2007

Arch raises $400 million venture fund

Abstract:
Arch Venture Partners, the 21-year-old venture capital firm whose Seattle area investments include Allozyne, Trubion Pharmaceuticals and VLST, has raised a $400 million venture fund.

It is the firm's seventh fund. The money will be invested in early-stage companies in the biotechnology, advanced materials, nanotechnology and semiconductor sectors.

Source:
blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com

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