Eli Lilly and Company

Activity from announced rounds

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Rounds participated in
5
Confirmed lead rounds
0
All roles disclosed
New companies
5
First participation on record · 0 follow-on
Funding in participating rounds
$363.5M
5 disclosed · full round size, not this investor’s share

By stage

Series B2
Seed1
Series C+1
Undisclosed1

By primary sector

Biotech4
Healthtech1

By country

United States5

Rounds

5 in this selection
Thatch

A health-benefits platform that lets employers set healthcare budgets while employees choose insurance and eligible care to fit their needs.

$108MNew funding
Participant
Circle Pharma, Inc.

Circle Pharma discovers macrocycle medicines for cancer and other serious diseases using its MXMO platform, which combines computational, structure-based design with synthetic chemistry to create cell-permeable compounds against difficult protein targets. Its lead programs are investigational and at discovery or preclinical stages.

$92.5MSeries E
Participant
Moonwalk Biosciences

Moonwalk Biosciences is developing adipose-targeted siRNA medicines for obesity and cardiometabolic disease. Its lead programs are designed to alter fat-tissue pathways while limiting effects on other tissues, with the lead obesity candidate in IND-enabling development ahead of planned human testing in 2027.

$70MSeries B
Participant
Cloverleaf Bio

Cloverleaf Bio is developing engineered transfer RNA therapies that use a modified tRNA payload to inhibit cancer cells' RNA-modifying enzymes. Its lead program targets liver cancer and is advancing toward clinical testing; a second antibody-tRNA program for colorectal cancer remains preclinical.

$33MSeed
Participant
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