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Switchpoint Bio funding, valuation and investors

Developing blood-based DNA-methylation profiling and AI to monitor disease biology and treatment response for drug developers.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Pre-seed (issuer release dateline; precise legal close unknown)

$5.3M · November 10, 2026

Latest known valuation

Undisclosed

Pre-seed (issuer release dateline; precise legal close unknown) · November 10, 2026

Total disclosed equity funding

$5.3M

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

Current status

private

pre seed · Helsinki, Finland and Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Investors in latest funding

Lead: Treehouse Delmar Investments

Sources: latest funding · sttinfo.fi Last verified: 2026-11-11

Overview

Switchpoint Bio, founded in 2025 and operating in Helsinki and Cambridge, Massachusetts, develops targeted DNA-methylation assays in circulating immune cells, interpreted with single-cell reference datasets and AI. It seeks to make disease-state and drug-response changes measurable in repeat blood draws. Its first validation effort includes lupus research, with pharma collaborations under discussion. On Nov.

11, 2026 a company-issued Finnish wire with a Nov. 10 internal dateline disclosed a $5.3M pre-seed including a $5M investment from Treehouse Delmar.

Why Switchpoint Bio is interesting

A company-issued November 11 Finnish release reports $5.3M pre-seed financing, including $5M from Treehouse Delmar Investments. Its assay is moving toward clinical and industry validation rather than a proven or approved diagnostic. A longitudinal blood test could potentially reduce the burden of repeated complex sampling, but that remains an unproven commercial claim.

Product & use cases

Research-stage assay/workflow, not a clinical service: illustrative pharmaceutical collaborator (1) defines disease cohort and treatment endpoints; (2) collects serial blood samples before and after intervention; (3) profiles targeted DNA methylation in circulating immune cells; (4) maps those signals onto single-cell reference/biobank data using analysis models; (5) tests correlations with treatment response and resistance in controlled validation studies; (6) investigates reproducibility, sensitivity and clinical utility before any routine deployment. The issuer says lupus is an early research focus. No validated clinical performance, approved diagnostic, product price or pharma customer contract was disclosed.

  • R&D biomarker monitoring for a systemic lupus erythematosus clinical study, subject to validation.
  • Drug-developer exploratory analysis of treatment-related immune cell-state changes.
  • Longitudinal cohort studies aiming to infer disease biology from less invasive blood samples, not a proven replacement for tissue biopsy.

Key facts

  • Original issuer release published Nov 11, 2026 12:45 EET, with internal Nov 10 dateline; no legal close date stated.
  • $5.3M pre-seed total; Treehouse Delmar contributes $5M of this total, not in addition.
  • Research platform uses targeted DNA methylation, single-cell reference data and AI; clinical and industry validation is pending.

Funding history (newest first)

Pre-seed (issuer release dateline; precise legal close unknown)

2026-11-10 $5.3M Valuation: Undisclosed
  • Treehouse Delmar Investments (lead)

Source: Read source · sttinfo.fi

Competitive landscape

Edge: Potential ability to repeatedly profile disease-relevant immune-cell states through standard blood samples versus expensive/disruptive tissue or single-cell workflows; not independently validated at scale.

Alternative single-cell sequencing may deliver rich cell-resolution biology but is operationally intensive. Conventional plasma biomarkers can be easier to run yet may not reveal the same epigenetic signatures. The hypothesis of Switchpoint's targeted methylation assay is biologically plausible, but the company must establish pre-analytical stability, cross-cohort robustness, effects of immune cell composition, concordance with disease states, pharmacodynamic specificity, validation cost and clinical utility before claims about routine care.

  • 10x Genomics adjacent

    Single-cell and spatial genomic tools for rich research characterization, which can be more complex and costly for longitudinal sample use.

  • Illumina incumbent

    Sequencing instruments and assays supporting many genomic/epigenomic workflows; not an identical turnkey biomarker service.

  • Guardant Health adjacent

    Commercial blood-based molecular testing mainly oncology; different biomarkers and validation pathway.

  • Tempus adjacent

    Clinical/genomic data analytics and diagnostics with a distinct current product scope.

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$5.3M pre-seed; $5M from Treehouse Delmar Investments is included within that figure. Other contributor identities and valuation were not disclosed.
No validated diagnostic performance or regulatory clearance was reported. The company is moving into clinical and pharmaceutical-industry validation, initially including lupus.
Samuel Myllykangas and Jason Buenrostro founded the firm with Niilo Färkkilä, Jussi Paananen and Mitja Kurki, according to its company-issued release.

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