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Spruce Capital Partners

San Francisco, California, United Statessprucecap.com ↗

Ownership: Private
Development stage: Other

Overview

Spruce Capital Partners is a venture capital management and private equity firm focused on early-stage investments in innovative life sciences sectors including agriculture, agtech, biotech, bio-GreenTech, food & nutrition. The fund co-manages MLS Capital Fund II and has invested in notable startups such as Evolve Biosystems (microbiome health), Provivi (pheromone crop protection), Inscripta (CRISPR gene editing), GreenLight Biosciences (RNA production for pest control), and others. Their investments target positive impacts on human health and the environment through advanced biotechnologies

Modalities: Small moleculeRNA therapyCRISPR-based therapy
Industry: Investors

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Khosla VenturesVirgin Green FundMalaysian Life Sciences Capital FundVenrockPaladin Capital Group

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