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To: sjemmeri who wrote (4522)12/7/2005 11:25:30 AM
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Clarus Ventures closes inaugural fund at $500M
Tuesday December 6, 5:06 pm ET

Early-stage investor Clarus Ventures has closed its inaugural investment fund with $500 million in capital commitments.
The Cambridge-based venture firm said it plans to support biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies by deploying its money in $20 million to $30 million increments, with a maximum investment size of $50 million per company. Clarus said it will likely commence its investment strategy in early 2006.


Deals will involve companies in myriad stages of development, and will include opportunities in both privately and publicly held companies. The firm said it will also look overseas at potential investments in European-based life sciences companies.

In addition to its main office in Cambridge, Clarus also manages an office in San Francisco. The company's investment team is comprised of veterans from a handful of branded life-sciences firms and venture outfits, including Millennium Pharmaceuticals in Cambridge, Genentech Inc. in San Francisco, Venrock Associates in Cambridge and Mayfield Fund in Menlo Park, Calif.

Published December 6, 2005 by the Boston Business Journal



To: sjemmeri who wrote (4522)12/14/2005 9:16:18 AM
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12/13/2005 VYGR
Alzheimer's drug developer Voyager pulls IPO plans
Voyager Pharmaceutical, Develops drugs for diseases associated with aging and development, withdrew its IPO filing Tuesday afternoon. The company cited "market conditions" as the reason for its withdrawal. W.R. Hambrecht was slated as the underwriter on the deal.