Kymab, a Cambridge-based antibodies-to-medicines company, is featured in the top ten of The Sunday Times Tech Track ‘Ones to Watch’ 2015 list
The ranking recognises Kymab’s potential for rapid future sales growth and increasing international presence. The Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 100 ranks Britain’s 100 fastest-growing private companies, based on sales over three years.
With investment from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Malin Corporation plc, the Wellcome Trust, and Woodford Patient Capital Trust plc, Kymab is using its antibody development platform in therapeutic development and vaccine discovery. Its current targets include autoimmune disease and cancers, as well as infectious disease, such as HIV and malaria.
“I am delighted and very proud that the growth Kymab has made has been recognised by The Sunday Times Tech Track, a barometer for success,” said Professor Allan Bradley, Chief Technical Officer, who founded Kymab in 2009. “The healthcare and research partners we work with know that Kymab is achieving remarkable results; our investors know that we are performing extremely well.”
Dr. David Chiswell Chairman and interim CEO added: “To be recognised for our business performance by inclusion in this highly regarded table is a significant achievement for our Company.”
The full listing is published with the Business section in The Sunday Times and in the digital edition.