OneVentures Healthcare Fund III


In December 2016 OneVentures launched its $170M Healthcare Fund III. This Fund invests in therapeutics, devices and diagnostics at or near clinical development with a clear commercial, regulatory and reimbursement pathway; and well-defined value inflection and exit points on deal entry.

The fund targets investments of $10 to $20 million per company in Australian domiciled companies. The OneVentures team provides support to drive these opportunities through the clinical, regulatory and reimbursement processes to achieve prominence in global markets.

The fund is licenced under the Commonwealth Government’s Biomedical Translation Fund (BTF) programme. The BTF programme was established to provide a pool of public and private funds for investment in promising biomedical innovations with commercialisation potential managed by leading Australian venture firms. OneVentures was granted an $85 million license supported by matching capital from its private investor network. The BTF funding provides benefits to investors both during the investment phase and on realisation.

 
Food allergy therapeuticsLed $15M Series A (September 2016)

Food allergy therapeutics

Led $15M Series A (September 2016)

Medical device for treating vaginal drynessLed $4M Series A (September 2018)

Medical device for treating vaginal dryness

Led $4M Series A (September 2018)

Treatments for neurological diseases & disorders

Co-led US$37.25 million Series C (October 2021)

Total Artificial Heart (TAH) to replace complete function of a patient’s failing heartParticipated in Series A financing to fund the development of the external controller for the TAH (February 2018)

Total Artificial Heart (TAH) to replace complete function of a patient’s failing heart

Participated in Series A financing to fund the development of the external controller for the TAH (February 2018)

Small molecule drugs for the treatment of fibrosisCo-led US$10M Series C (November 2018)

Small molecule drugs for the treatment of fibrosis

Co-led US$10M Series C (November 2018)

Novel oncolytic immunotherapy treatments

Drugs for the treatment of autoimmune diseaseLed $2M Series A (August 2018)

Drugs for the treatment of autoimmune disease

Led $2M Series A (August 2018)

First-in-class monoclonal antibody drug for treating immune disorders.Led $20M Series A (October 2019)

First-in-class monoclonal antibody drug for treating immune disorders.

Led $20M Series A (October 2019)