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Inibio

Bucheon, South Korea · Founded 2017 · Privately Held (backing)

Last price · $/share
Implied valuation
$129.2M
Total raised
Last round

Key facts

  • Inibio’s last known valuation is $129.2M (Feb 2025).
  • Notable investors include J&P Private Equity, GC Biopharma.
  • Status: Privately Held (backing).
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Funding rounds

No rounds on record

No funding rounds for Inibio are on record yet — either the company hasn't raised institutional capital, or the raise hasn't surfaced in our sources.

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About Inibio

Operator of a biomedical company intended to make botulinum toxin. The company specializes in medical aesthetics and develops Botox based on plant-derived ingredients, providing customers with Botox that offers proven stability and efficacy, enabling healthcare providers and global partners to access high-quality, compliant products for skin health and therapeutic applications.

Sector
Healthcare
HQ
Bucheon, South Korea
Founded
2017
Employees
135
Ownership
Privately Held (backing)
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Recorded secondary trades

No prints on record

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Institutional fund marks

No fund marks yet

No SEC-registered fund has reported a fair-value mark on Inibio in its N-PORT filings yet. We sweep new filings monthly.

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