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bit.bio

Bit.bio provides engineered human cell products and platform services for biomedical research, drug discovery, and cell therapy development.

Latest funding

$25M Series B+ ·

Source: bit.bio

Total raised: $75M across 2 sourced rounds

All 3 rounds ↓
Website: bit.bio.
X: @bitbio · 1,735 followers.
LinkedIn: linkedin.com.
Sectors: Analytics, Biotechnology, Health Care, Test and Measurement.
Stage: Series B+.
Based in: Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Founded: 2016.
Total raised: $75M in 2 sourced rounds.
Last round: Nov 4, 2026 · 8 days ago.
Headcount: 101–250 employees.
On Recent Funding since: Nov 5, 2026.

Signals

X account@bitbio · created Feb 7, 2018 (8 years old) · 1,735 followers
Website registeredFeb 27, 2019 (7 years old)
TIMELINE · MONEY RAISED

bit.bio | 1367 days from X account to first raise on record

@bitbio·Raised $75M in 2 sourced rounds·2 signals before the first raise
$19M$38M$56M$75MMARMAYJULSEPNOVJAN 2024MARMAY$75M||X ACCOUNT CREATED @BITBIO · FEB 7, 2018||WEBSITE CREATED · FEB 27, 2019Series B+ · Nov 5, 2021B+ · NOV '21$50M Series B+ · Jan 9, 2026$50M B+ · JAN '26$25M Series B+ · Nov 4, 2026$25M B+ · NOV '26

Money raised, round by round (amounts linked to their source). Pins are dated signals; hover the icons for dates.

Funding rounds

  1. Series B+ · $25M
    Source: bit.bio
  2. Series B+ · $50M
    Source: bit.bio
  3. Series B+ · amount undisclosed
  4. Website created
  5. X account created

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