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Tikva Allocell

Develops engineered EBV-specific T-cell therapies intended to treat solid tumors, backed by Series A financing to advance its oncology program.

Deep Tech
Cell Therapy
Total Raised
$8M
Last Valuation
$40M
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
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Overview

Tikva Allocell is developing engineered EBV-specific T-cell therapy for solid tumors, positioning the company in oncology cell therapy rather than AI. Its work targets patients with solid tumors where EBV-directed immune cells may offer a therapeutic approach, based on the financing announcement. The company closed an $8 million Series A round announced July 22, 2026, with proceeds earmarked to advance its engineered T-cell program. The funding context indicates an early-stage biotech focused on moving a lead cell-therapy platform forward.

Funding History

1 round · Jul 2026
$8M
Total Raised
1
Valuation: $40M
Cumulative: $8M

Tikva Allocell Closes $8 Million Series A Financing to Advance Engineered EBV-Specific T-Cell Therapy for Solid Tumors

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much has Tikva Allocell raised in total?
Tikva Allocell has raised a total of $8M across 1 funding round.
What does Tikva Allocell do?
Tikva Allocell is developing engineered EBV-specific T-cell therapy for solid tumors, positioning the company in oncology cell therapy rather than AI. Its work targets patients with solid tumors where EBV-directed immune cells may offer a therapeutic approach, based on the financing announcement. The company closed an $8 million Series A round announced July 22, 2026, with proceeds earmarked to advance its engineered T-cell program. The funding context indicates an early-stage biotech focused on moving a lead cell-therapy platform forward.
Where is Tikva Allocell headquartered?
Tikva Allocell is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.