Partners · Grants · Investors

Backed by leading innovation programs and strategic partners.

AtG’s R&D is co-financed by competitive public funding programmes, backed by strategic investors with operating experience in pharma and MedTech, and carried out in collaboration with leading clinical, academic and technology organisations.

Grants & public funding

Supporting AtG’s path to clinical development.

AtG’s development has been supported by competitive public funding, innovation programs and private investors helping advance its therapeutic and biomarker programs.

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PROJECTS

3M €

PUBLIC FUNDING

2022-2026

FUNDING PERIOD

2022
Torres Quevedo

AGENCIA ESTATAL DE INVESTIGACIÓN | 97K €


Grant for the hiring of research staff.

2022
Doctorat Industrial

GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA | 22K €



Industrial doctorate research program.

2023
NEOTEC

CDTI | 325K €



AtG's individual project to validate the TACTIC platform and advance towards a new precision therapy for advanced solid tumors.

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2023
Perte chip / impact Photonics

MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA E INNOVACIÓN | 325K €



Photonic sensing and microfluidic monitoring of cancer treatments.

2024
CPP 2023 PersonalHCC

Agencia Estatal de investigación | 501K €


Research program in hepatocellular carcinoma.

2024
CPP 2023 META-THRIVE

Agencia Estatal de investigación | 626K €


Public-private collaboration project to develop a targeted therapy against metabolically adapted tumors.

2024
Eurostars 3 · NIAC

CDTI · Eureka Network · European Commission | 378K €


AtG coordinates the Eurostars NIAC consortium, developing a new intracellular approach against renal cancer resistant to anti-angiogenic therapies.

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2025
CPP 2024

Agencia Estatal de investigación | 910K €


Exact title and consortium pending documentary confirmation.

2026
DONA TIC

Generalitat de Catalunya — Departament d'Empresa i Treball | 122K €


Generalitat grant to reduce the gender gap in the ICT field, financing the development of advanced ICT solutions.

Public bodies behind our grants.

AtG gratefully acknowledges the public institutions that co-finance our R&D. Their logos are displayed here as a formal acknowledgment of their support.

CDTI

Spanish public agency for national innovation grants (NEOTEC).

EU

European Commission — co-financier of Eurostars via Horizon Europe and NextGenerationEU.

MICINN

Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities.

GENCAT

Government of Catalonia — institutional support for R&D.

PRTR

Spain’s Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (NextGenerationEU).

Our investors

A syndicate with operating experience.

AtG is backed by a syndicate of strategic biotech investors and public-backed instruments. Current cap table combines operating executives from pharma and MedTech with patient, long-horizon capital aligned with our multi-year R&D trajectory.

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bgc

STRATEGIC INVESTOR

BGC

BGC backs AtG’s seed round with strategic capital and market-access expertise across European biotech, complementing the company’s scientific founding team with financial and corporate-development firepower.

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WOMEN ANGELS SYNDICATE

WOMEN ANGELS SYNDICATE

WA4STEAM

Women Angels for STEAM — the first female angel-investment syndicate in Spain, funding women-led deep-tech and life-science ventures. WA4STEAM’s investment in AtG reinforces the company’s commitment to female leadership in oncology biotech.

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VENTURE INVESTOR

INVENIAM

Inveniam is an early-stage venture investor supporting AtG’s translational oncology platform with capital and operational know-how, helping bridge the path from target validation to IND-filing.

Strategic partners

Clinical, academic and technology partners.

AtG’s work is carried out in close collaboration with leading clinical, academic and technology organisations — the consortium behind our grants and translational milestones.

Institut Català d'Oncologia

CLINICAL

Institut Català d'Oncologia

Barcelona, Spain

Leading oncology network in Catalonia. Clinical partner for AtG’s biomarker validation and translational studies in renal, colorectal and hepatocellular carcinoma.

Research

Institut d'Investigació Biomèdica de Bellvitge

L’HOSPITALET DE LLOBREGAT, SPAIN

Biomedical research institute affiliated with ICO and Bellvitge Hospital. Collaborates with AtG on preclinical pharmacology and translational biomarker work for the TACTIC platform.

Leitat

RESEARCH / TECHNOLOGY

Leitat Technological Center

Terrassa, Spain

Technology centre specialised in advanced materials, biotechnology and process development. AtG’s partner for CMC, analytical development and process scale-up activities.

Universität Bern

Academic

Universität Bern

BERN, SWITZERLAND

Swiss university partner in the Eurostars consortium. Contributes medicinal chemistry and structural biology expertise to AtG’s TA-1 lead optimisation programme.

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