
Founded at the end of the nineties, NeuroTECH was co-founded by Mr. Troosters and three members of UCLouvain (Professor C. Trullemans, Professor Cl. Veraart and Doctor J. Delbeke).
During the first...
VIVES is a multi-sector fund that invests in projects with a positive societal impact
Founded at the end of the nineties, NeuroTECH was co-founded by Mr. Troosters and three members of UCLouvain (Professor C. Trullemans, Professor Cl. Veraart and Doctor J. Delbeke).
During the first...
The Tessares solution combines existing fixed and mobile networks to increase DSL speed with the speed of the 4G mobile network. This is called "Hybrid Internet", which immediately speeds up the speed...
ViroVet is a pioneering company dedicated to the development of innovative and disruptive technologies for the control of viral diseases in livestock. It develops antiviral drugs for complex...
Torsten Mummenbrauer, CEO Exevir Bio:
"It has been great to partner early on with VIVES fund. VIVES fund helped us to finance the company, challenged us in our thinking to push us further in our...
Eric de La Fortelle, Venture Partner at Seventure Partners :
"The tech transfer organization SOPARTEC and the associated fund VIVES played a key role in the initial structuring and the foundation of...
Denis Périquet, CEO Tessares :
"VIVES supports real innovation projects, while understanding that those projects need time to grow from the academic research phase to a commercial success. Team...
Proceeds will advance clinical development of Nuclidium’s true theranostic pipeline and expand its global production and manufacturing network for copper-based radiopharmaceuticals
Participation is
NVD003 is a bone grafting material developed to surgically treat patients with Congenital Pseudarthrosis of the Tibia, a rare and difficult-to-treat pediatric disease
Four young patients were treated
VIVES Partners’ portfolio investment The Akkermansia Company (TAC) acquired by Danone
Acquisition of TAC’s gut microbiota product, with benefits for people at risk of cardiovascular disease