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Anagram Therapeutics funding, valuation and investors

Clinical-stage biotech developing non-porcine oral enzyme therapies to replace 15–40 daily pills for pancreatic insufficiency.

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Funding, valuation & investors

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Latest funding

Strategic investment

$250M · May 2026

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$250M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

growth · Natick, Massachusetts

Investors in latest funding

Lead: Blackstone Life Sciences

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-08-30

Overview

Anagram Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Natick, Massachusetts, developing orally delivered recombinant enzyme therapies for malabsorption diseases. Its lead candidate, ANG003, is a broad-spectrum non-porcine enzyme replacement therapy for exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) — a condition affecting many cystic fibrosis patients who currently take 15–40 daily capsules of pig-derived pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT). ANG003 entered a Phase 2 trial (NCT07450547) in 2026 comparing safety and efficacy against Creon. In May 2026, Blackstone Life Sciences invested $250M to fund development through approval and launch. Prior support includes $30M+ from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

Why Anagram Therapeutics is interesting

Anagram's lead drug ANG003 targets a mundane but brutal CF burden — up to 40 pig-derived enzyme pills daily — with a once-per-meal recombinant tablet. Blackstone's $250M bet is on pill-burden reduction, not platform hype.

Product & use cases

Pipeline of orally delivered recombinant enzyme replacement therapies for gastrointestinal malabsorption. Lead product ANG003 replaces pig-derived PERT with a stable, broad-spectrum lipase/protease/amylase tablet designed for once-per-meal dosing.

  • Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency in cystic fibrosis patients
  • EPI due to pancreatic cancer and related disorders
  • Future pipeline candidates (ANG011, ANG021, ANG031) for enzyme-deficiency malabsorption

Key facts

  • $250M Blackstone Life Sciences investment (May 7, 2026)
  • ANG003 in Phase 2 trial NCT07450547 vs Creon for CF-related EPI
  • $30M+ prior Cystic Fibrosis Foundation funding for ANG003 development
  • Founded 2020; team with 25+ years GI/rare-disease domain expertise
  • Potential first non-porcine extract EPI product if approved

Funding history (newest first)

Competitive landscape

Edge: Non-porcine recombinant enzymes engineered for immediate GI activity without heavy enteric coating — potentially one tablet per meal versus up to 40 daily pig-derived capsules, addressing global PERT shortages.

EPI treatment is dominated by decades-old pig-pancreas extracts with high pill burden and periodic shortages. Anagram's thesis — recombinant oral enzymes with lower daily capsule count — is clinically testable in Phase 2. Success requires beating Creon on efficacy and tolerability, not just convenience.

  • AbbVie (Creon) incumbent

    Market-leading porcine-derived PERT; ANG003's Phase 2 uses Creon as active comparator.

  • Nestlé Health Science (Zenpep) incumbent

    Major PERT brand with established CF prescriber relationships and global supply chains.

  • AzurRx BioPharma adjacent

    Other biotechs exploring next-gen enzyme and malabsorption therapies; Anagram leads on non-porcine recombinant oral ERT data.

Notable stories

  • Endpoints News reported Blackstone's $250M is intended to fund ANG003 'development, approval and launch' — a single-asset life-sciences bet from a firm that typically backs programs to clinical proof or exit.
  • Anagram's March 2026 leadership expansion (new CMO, CFO, COO promotion) coincided with Phase 2 trial initiation — signaling operational scale-up ahead of pivotal readouts.

Industries

Biotech & Life Sciences Healthtech

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Anagram develops orally delivered recombinant enzyme therapies for malabsorption diseases. Its lead drug ANG003 targets exocrine pancreatic insufficiency in cystic fibrosis and related conditions.
Blackstone Life Sciences invested $250 million in May 2026 to fund ANG003 through development, approval, and launch.
ANG003 is a broad-spectrum non-porcine recombinant enzyme replacement therapy in Phase 2 trials for EPI due to cystic fibrosis — designed for roughly one tablet per meal versus up to 40 daily pig-derived capsules.
Blackstone Life Sciences led the $250M May 2026 investment. The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation previously provided $30M+ in development funding. No Venture Capital Tracker directory fund IDs match this syndicate.
Creon (AbbVie) is the standard porcine-derived PERT requiring many capsules daily. ANG003 is a recombinant alternative in head-to-head Phase 2 testing against Creon for efficacy and safety.
No. Anagram is a private clinical-stage biotech headquartered in Natick, Massachusetts.
Phase 2 — a multicenter randomized active-controlled study (NCT07450547) recruiting ~113 subjects, started April 2026 with estimated completion July 2027.
2020, by a team with proven cystic fibrosis and rare-disease development experience.
No. Anagram is pre-revenue and clinical-stage, funded by Blackstone Life Sciences and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

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