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Catalio Capital Management

Activity from announced rounds

Activity in this selectionOct 18, 2026 · Jul 21, 2026

Catalio Capital Management is an investment manager whose official company communications identify BigHat Biosciences and Basecamp Research.

Recorded funding activity

BigHat combines AI and synthetic biology to engineer antibody therapeutics. Basecamp builds biological models from genomic data for therapeutic design, while Enveda discovers biologically active molecules from nature. The financings represent different routes from biological data to experimental medicines.

Sources
Rounds participated in
6
Confirmed lead rounds
2
1 roles undisclosed
New companies
6
First participation on record · 0 follow-on
Funding in participating rounds
$696M
6 disclosed · full round size, not this investor’s share

By stage

Series C+4
Series B2

By primary sector

Biotech5
Healthtech1

By country

United States5
United Kingdom1

Rounds

6 in this selection
BigHat Biosciences

An AI and synthetic-biology platform that designs and engineers antibody therapeutics.

$75MSeries C
Participant
Basecamp Research

Basecamp Research builds biological AI models from genomic data to help design therapeutics, including protein-based medicines.

$140MSeries C
Participant
Enveda

Enveda uses AI to discover biologically active molecules from nature and develop them into small-molecule medicines for inflammatory and metabolic diseases.

$311MSeries E
Lead
Evvy

Evvy combines at-home vaginal microbiome testing with clinician-reviewed results, personalized next steps and optional treatment and coaching for women’s health.

$40MSeries B
Lead
Superluminal Medicines

Superluminal Medicines combines structural biology, protein dynamics, machine learning and experimental testing to discover small-molecule drugs for difficult G protein-coupled receptor targets. Its pipeline focuses on endocrine and cardiometabolic diseases, including rare genetic and hypothalamic obesity.

$60MSeries B
Participant
Ratio Therapeutics

Developing best-in-class radiopharmaceuticals for cancer treatment

$70MSeries C
Role not disclosed