A Boston and Geneva venture firm that invests in medicines across oncology, immunology and rare disease. Its impact page lists cancer products it helped bring to patients, including the lung cancer drug Ibtrozi and the colorectal screening test Epi proColon.
Omega Funds has offices at 888 Boylston Street, Boston, and Place du Molard 7, Geneva, and invests through numbered funds (Omega Fund IV to VIII). Its site says it backs 'exceptional founders and entrepreneurs and impactful products and platforms' across oncology, immunology, rare diseases and precision medicine, and that it has 'helped bring 55 products to patients'. The firm invests from company creation through crossover rounds in the United States and Europe. Its impact page lists products from portfolio companies, including Ibtrozi (taletrectinib) for ROS1-positive non-small cell lung cancer, Imlygic (the first oncolytic viral therapy), Epi proColon (the first blood test for colorectal cancer screening) and Epi proLung (an mSHOX2 assay for suspected lung cancer).
| Company | Stage | Type | Cancers | Latest round |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Callio Therapeutics Seattle, WA, US | Startup | biotech | HER2-positive breast cancer | Series A 2025, $187M |
| Photys Therapeutics Boston, MA, US | Startup | biotech | Series A 2022, $75M |
A ROS1 lung-cancer pill approved in 2025 that works in the brain and after crizotinib, with fewer dizziness-type side effects than repotrectinib.
Talimogene laherparepvec (T-VEC, Imlygic) was the first approved oncolytic virus (2015), injected into melanoma skin lesions.
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