Israeli company Gamida Cell will raise $10 million in an internal round from its shareholders, including an owners’ loan of $4 million. Elbit Medical Technologies, which owns 31.6% of Gamida Cell, will invest $3 million in the round. Gamida Cell develops stem cell therapy products for transplantation and regenerative medicine. It is soon to start a Phase II/III clinical trial of its blood cancer treatment and is due to announce the results later this year. View and share
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