
iBio is a biotechnology company focused on developing next-generation antibody therapeutics for cardiometabolic diseases, obesity, and difficult-to-treat cancers. Their proprietary AI-driven discovery platform, which includes an Epitope Engineering Engine, Antibody Library, StableHu™ Antibody Optimizer, EngageTx™, and ShieldTx®, allows for precision antibody identification and optimization. The company aims to create therapeutics that preserve muscle mass during weight loss, prevent weight regain, and treat associated heart conditions, potentially complementing existing treatments like GLP-1s. Their pipeline also includes immuno-oncology candidates for various cancers. iBio emphasizes a collaborative approach for partnering and advancing its pipeline assets.

iBio is a biotechnology company focused on developing next-generation antibody therapeutics for cardiometabolic diseases, obesity, and difficult-to-treat cancers. Their proprietary AI-driven discovery platform, which includes an Epitope Engineering Engine, Antibody Library, StableHu™ Antibody Optimizer, EngageTx™, and ShieldTx®, allows for precision antibody identification and optimization. The company aims to create therapeutics that preserve muscle mass during weight loss, prevent weight regain, and treat associated heart conditions, potentially complementing existing treatments like GLP-1s. Their pipeline also includes immuno-oncology candidates for various cancers. iBio emphasizes a collaborative approach for partnering and advancing its pipeline assets.
Founded: 2017
Focus: AI-driven antibody discovery for obesity and cardiometabolic disease
Acquisition / Corporate link: Domain redirects to iBio; acquired by iBio (announced 2022)
Known investors: iBio, Third Point Ventures, Vital Venture Capital, Paladin Capital Group
Last known funding: Series A (Aug 25, 2021)
Obesity and cardiometabolic disease; immuno-oncology also referenced in related materials.
2017
Biotechnology
Series A announced Aug 25, 2021; reported total capital raised by Aug 2021 ≈ $19.8M
“iBio participated as lead investor in Series A; other reported investors include Third Point Ventures, Vital Venture Capital, Paladin Capital Group”