Kos Biotechnology Partners Closes Fund
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Jun 13, 2026 · Last updated Jun 13, 2026
The successful third closing of Kos Biotechnology Partners' fund, raising $123 million, signals increased investment and growth potential in the global life sciences sector, particularly in Greece and Europe. This could lead to new drug discoveries and advancements in pharma services, positively impacting the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. The involvement of Greece — Hellenic Development Bank of Investments also highlights a supportive environment for venture capital in Greece.
Kos Biotechnology Partners, a global life sciences investment firm, announced the third closing of its inaugural global life sciences fund, securing $123 million (€106 million) in total capital commitments. This fund, launched in December 2025, has attracted backing from institutional investors, including lead investor Greece — Hellenic Development Bank of Investments, and global family offices. Kos Biotechnology Partners is noted as the first life sciences-dedicated investment fund in Greece and the largest venture capital fund launch in the country's history. The firm, founded by Dr. Simos Simeonidis and Alex Tzoukas, aims to deploy strategic capital across various development stages in biotech/novel therapeutics, pharma services, and tech-enabled technologies. Nikos Kostaras has also joined as a partner. The fund has already made two investments, including leading a financing round for Epikast.
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