Japan T-Reg Venture RegCell Raises New Funds, Relocates To US

Lead Therapy Into Clinic This Year

Kyoto-based venture moves HQ to California to expand R&D and business outreach for its regulatory T-cell technology, as it raises around $46m in public and private funding.

RegCell HQ
A Japanese cell therapy venture RegCell relocated its HQ from Japan to US with $48.5m financing. (Shutterstock)

Japanese regulatory T-cell (T-reg) venture RegCell has raised new funding to progress its autoimmune-focused pipeline, while relocating its headquarters to the US to better access expertise, capital and partnerships.

The academic research spinout said it had closed an oversubscribed seed round, raising $8.5m from Japanese venture capital funds co-led by The University of Tokyo Edge Capital Partners (UTEC) and Fast Track Initiatives

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