- CEO
- Shu Ling Cheng
- Full Time Employees
- 29
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Investment managers
- Address
- 34th Floor Taipei TP Taiwan 100
- IPO Date
- Sep 19, 2023
- Business
- Diamond Biofund Inc. (6901.TWO) is a Taiwan-based venture capital firm specializing in evergreen funds focused on biotechnology and medical investments. The company provides venture capital financing to startups and early-stage ventures in new drug research and development; high-end medical equipment; innovative medical services, technologies, and channels; medical access; and agricultural biotechnology, with primary operations in Taiwan and Greater China markets. Founded in 2013 and headquartered at 10F, No. 236, Section 4, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei, Taiwan, Diamond Biofund manages investments through equity stakes in portfolio companies including StemCyte, CHO Pharma, Sinew Pharma, Rejuvenate Bio, ImmunAdd, Syncell, EyeYon, Theia Medical, Tetanti AgriBiotech, and others across cell/gene therapy, glycoscience, liver disease treatments, gene therapy, vaccine adjuvants, proteomics platforms, synthetic corneal implants, artificial retinal implants, and organic waste processing technologies. Recent developments include StemCyte's listing on Taiwan's Emerging Stock Board in December 2024 following U.S. FDA BLA approval for its RegeneCyte umbilical cord blood product and successful Phase IIa trial results for post-COVID syndrome treatment; Syncell's completion of a $15 million Series A funding round in December 2024 and recognition as one of The Scientist's Top 10 Innovations of 2024; Rejuvenate Bio's licensing agreements for mitral valve disease treatments with an international animal pharmaceutical company and a Taiwanese pet healthcare firm; ImmunAdd's completion of GMP manufacturing and DMF submission for its IA-05 synthetic saponin vaccine adjuvant, with ongoing negotiations for global collaborations; EyeYon's receipt of U.S. IDE approval, EU MDR certification, and progress in China's pivotal trial for its EndoArt synthetic corneal implant; Theia's first-in-human artificial retinal implant surgery in February 2025; and Tetanti AgriBiotech's agreement with a listed green energy company for a large-scale organic waste treatment plant.