
Arbor Biotechnologies
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Cambridge, United States · Founded 2016 · $304.5M raised
- Headquarters
- Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Employees
- 51–200
- Founded
- 2016
- Business Model
- B2B
- Website
- arbor.bio
- Total Funding
- $304.5M
- Last Round
- $73.9M Series CMar 2025
- Rounds
- 3
About
Arbor Biotechnologies is a next-generation gene editing company based in Cambridge, MA, advancing a pipeline of novel genomic medicines for patients with genetic diseases. The company discovers and develops programmable DNA editors — building on CRISPR with advanced proprietary tools — to enable curative outcomes across liver, CNS, and other disease areas. Arbor partners with global pharmaceutical leaders to bring its editing platform to clinical-stage programs.
Summary
Arbor Biotechnologies is a Biotech company based in Cambridge, United States, founded in 2016. It has raised $304.5M in total across 3 rounds, most recently a $73.9M Series C round in Mar 2025. Investors include ARCH Venture Partners, TCGX and ArrowMark Partners.
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Funding History
Mar 2025
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