As 2025 draws to a close, we’re reflecting on a year defined by momentum. With commercial products to market and a growing ecosystem of partners, we are continuing to realize our vision for a new era of pharmaceutical manufacturing and innovation. Through advanced biosynthesis, we’re transforming how the pharmaceutical industry develops and manufactures the medicines the world needs.
This year, our progress as a company signaled that meaningful change is underway for the broader industry. Each milestone we’ve achieved has generated momentum for the next, powered by our team’s unwavering dedication and strengthened by our expanding partner network.
As we turn toward 2026, the foundation we’ve established positions us to move faster and reach further in using advanced biosynthesis to transform pharmaceutical supply chains and expand therapeutic possibilities. Here are the defining moments from 2025:
Securing capital to fuel commercial momentum
In June, we closed our $56 million Series C financing led by Global Health Investment Corporation and EDBI, marking a major inflection point for the company. This funding supports our expansion on multiple fronts: advancing our global commercialization strategy, unlocking U.S. manufacturing capacity to serve domestic demand, and launching strategic innovation programs in Singapore and the broader Asia region.
Both the capital and the commitment of our new and existing investors play a major role in enabling Antheia’s growth. With their support, we are advancing our work to bring breakthrough technology to the pharmaceutical industry.
Advancing critical technology for national security
In July, we announced our partnership with Phlow Corp., combining our advanced biosynthesis platform with Phlow’s next-generation flow chemistry infrastructure. This collaboration addresses an urgent problem: nearly 80% of pharmaceutical ingredients are manufactured outside the U.S., leaving American healthcare systems highly vulnerable to supply chain disruptions and drug shortages. Together, we can enable an end-to-end domestic manufacturing solution for essential medicines that have long depended on unstable, foreign sources.
Biosynthesis and biomanufacturing have been recognized by the U.S. government as critical technologies for public health and national security that require ample investment and prioritization from the public and private sectors. Partnerships like this demonstrate how advanced manufacturing technologies can transform industries while supporting urgent U.S. government priorities.
Building for scale
In October, Eric d’Esparbes joined us as Chief Financial Officer at a pivotal moment in our trajectory. With three decades leading finance organizations for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies with multi-billion-dollar global operations, Eric brings invaluable experience to Antheia as we deliver on our ambitious commercial roadmap.
This fall, we also announced a strategic partnership with TAPI to further advance our commercialization strategy. With TAPI’s long-standing record of excellence in API manufacturing and its next-gen facilities in Europe, we can both increase scale and accelerate time to market for our next product launches. This partnership positions us to meet growing customer demand and build capacity for the future.
Sustaining momentum
These milestones reflect the extraordinary commitment of our team across every function, from R&D to operations to commercialization to finance. The dedication from each and every Antheia team member allows us to push the boundaries of what’s possible with our advanced biosynthesis platform and enact real change in the pharmaceutical industry. Our biosynthetic products have already been integrated into customer supply chains and used in medicines reaching patients. The momentum we’ve built in 2025 propels us into 2026 with confidence and clarity.
Thank you for being part of our journey.
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