N4 Partners has increased its investment in NeuroClin, a pioneering Scottish neurological research organization, to support its growth and innovative research in addressing complex neurological conditions.
Target Company Overview
NuroClin is a pioneering neurological research organization located in Eurocentral, Scotland's foremost industrial and business hub. The organization specializes in advancing understanding of complex neurological conditions such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's disease, and depression. Following a significant investment, NeuroClin is rapidly establishing itself as a leader in the field, producing groundbreaking research that aims to improve patient outcomes and expand therapeutic options.
Founded in 1999, NeuroClin has a storied history in Alzheimer's vaccine research and has recently made strides to enhance its capabilities. The organization has experienced considerable growth, particularly in the last three years, with the appointment of global pharma executive Jeff Thomis as Chair and a corresponding increase in staff to support its ambitious research objectives. Currently, the company employs approximately 60 individuals, contributing to local job creation.
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N4 Partners
invested in
NeuroClin
in 2024
in a Growth Equity & Expansion Capital deal