Skopos Bio Seed (2026)
Skopos Bio raised A$12 million (Australian dollars) in a Seed round, announced on 2026-09-30. The round was co-led by Tenmile, Tin Alley Ventures and Yosemite.
- Company
- Skopos Bio
- Round type
- Seed
- Date
- 2026-09-30
- Industry
- biotechnology, radiopharmaceuticals
- Location
- Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Summary
Skopos Bio launched with an A$12 million seed round, announced on 2026-09-30 and co-led by Tenmile, Tin Alley Ventures and Yosemite, the oncology-focused fund founded by Reed Jobs. Tenmile gives the amount as AUD$12m. FinSMEs writes $12m without naming the currency, and Founderland converts A$12 million to about US$8.3 million. The amount is shown in Australian dollars, as the company's investors state it, so no US dollar amount is set. The company plans to move its first therapies toward human trials.
Investors
Lead
- Tenmile lead
- Tin Alley Ventures lead
- Yosemite lead
Sources
Last verified:
- https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tenmile_our-newest-portfolio-company-skopos-bio-activity-7511205761151115264-iEGA
Type: official investor website. Accessed 2026-10-12.
Tenmile LinkedIn post dated 2026-09-30 (23:30 UTC). Says Skopos Bio launched with an AUD$12m seed raise, that Tenmile co-leads the round with Tin Alley Ventures and Yosemite, and that the company is a Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre spinout founded by Michael Hofman, Mohammad Haskali and Luc Furic, with Jeevan Virk as Chair. - https://www.founderland.ai/articles/skopos-bio-raises-83m-for-radiopharmaceutical-cancer-therapy-mux6psve
Type: reputable publication. Accessed 2026-10-12.
Founderland article dated 2026-10-06. Reports that the Melbourne Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre spinout raised A$12 million, which it converts to US$8.3 million, from Tenmile, Tin Alley Ventures and Yosemite, and that the three co-led the round. - https://www.finsmes.com/2026/10/skopos-bio-raises-12m-in-seed-funding.html
Type: reputable publication. Accessed 2026-10-12.
FinSMEs article dated 2026-10-12. Confirms the Melbourne, Victoria location and the seed round backed by Tenmile, Tin Alley Ventures and Yosemite. It writes the amount as $12m without naming the currency.