CB-Insights-2021Q3关于私人市场医疗保健公司交易、融资和退出的全球数据和分析(英)-2022.1-229页_13mb
报告摘要
State of Healthcare Q3 2021 Summary
Core Content
The State of Healthcare Q3 2021 report provides a comprehensive overview of dealmaking, funding, and exits in the private-market healthcare sector. It highlights key trends and performance metrics across various regions and stages of investment.
Main Points
Global Deal and Funding Trends
- Total Global Healthcare Deals: Reached a record high of 1,904 in Q3 2021, up 15% from the previous quarter.
- Funding Amount: Total funding amounted to $30.7B, a 41% increase year-over-year (YoY), although there was a 18% quarterly decline from Q2.
- YTD Funding: Exceeded 2020 levels by 21%, reaching $97.8B.
- Mega-rounds: 75 mega-rounds ($100M+) were completed in Q3, with funding totaling $10.4B, surpassing 2020 levels by 35% in deal count and 46% in funding.
- Early-stage Deal Share: Increased to 54% in 2021 YTD, rebounding from a multiyear low in 2020.
- Median Time Between Series C and D Raises: Reduced to 16 months in 2021, compared to 21 months in 2015.
- Late-stage Deal Size and Valuation: Median late-stage deal size and valuation increased significantly, reaching $46M and $471M, respectively, a 60% increase from 2020.
Regional Trends
- Asia Deal Share: Achieved an all-time high of 38%, while the US deal share hit a record low of 42%.
- Asia Funding Growth: Only major region to show sequential funding growth, rising 18% QoQ to $8.6B.
- US Funding: Dominated with $18.3B in Q3, representing 808 deals.
- LatAm and Other Regions: Showed lower deal share and funding compared to Asia and the US.
Exit Trends
- Total Exits: Slightly declined by 5% QoQ to 678, with a slowdown in IPO and M&A activity.
- SPAC Exits: Reached an all-time high of 11 in Q3, with a median valuation of $1.2B, more than double the median IPO valuation.
Investment Trends
- VC Dominance: VC accounted for 30% of investor deal share in Q3, with other investors making up 23%, Incubator/Accelerator at 5%, Angel at 6%, Private Equity at 10%, Asset/Investment Management at 10%, and Corp and CVC at 15%.
- Average Deal Size: Increased by 39% YoY, with late-stage deals seeing the most significant growth.
Key Highlights
Top 10 Equity Deals in Q3'21
- Abogen: $700M (Series C) - China
- Laronde: $440M (Series B) - US
- Cityblock Health: $400M (Series D) - US
- XtalPi: $400M (Series D) - US
- Olive: $400M (Series H) - US
- Carbon Health: $350M (Series D) - US
- Netkope: $300M (Series H) - US
- Cybereason: $275M (Series F) - US
- Miaoshou Doctor: $232M (Series F) - China
- Lenskart: $220M (Series H) - India
Top 10 Seed / Angel Deals in Q3'21
- CytoLynx Therapeutics: $45M (Seed VC) - China
- Anivive: $44M (Seed VC) - US
- Neukio Biotherapeutics: $40M (Seed VC) - China
- Mestag Therapeutics: $34M (Seed VC) - UK
- Initrile: $33M (Angel) - US
- Zecui Biological: $30M (Angel) - China
- Bantam Pharmaceutical: $25M (Seed) - US
- Debut Biotechnology: $23M (Seed VC) - US
- Opus Genetics: $19M (Seed VC) - US
- Westlake Therapeutics: $15M (Seed VC) - China
Top 10 Series A Deals in Q3'21
- OrbusNeich: $200M (Series A) - Hong Kong
- GentiBio: $157M (Series A) - US
- HilleVax: $135M (Series A) - US
- Trinomab: $108M (Series A) - China
- BioMap: $100M (Series A) - China
- Truveta: $95M (Series A) - US
- Evommune: $83M (Series A) - US
- Neural Galaxy: $77M (Series A) - China
- Muna Therapeutics: $73M (Series A) - Denmark
- Garuda Therapeutics: $72M (Series A) - US
Top 10 Series B Deals in Q3'21
- Laronde: $440M (Series B) - US
- Sonoma Biotherapeutics: $265M (Series B) - US
- Prime Medicine: $200M (Series B) - US
- Wugen: $172M (Series B) - US
- Meiwei Dental: $155M (Series B) - China
- JOINN Biologics: $150M (Series B) - China
- Skyhawk Therapeutics: $133M (Series B) - US
- Ring Therapeutics: $117M (Series B) - US
- Attralus: $116M (Series B) - US
- Obsidian Therapeutics: $115M (Series B) - US
Top 10 Series C Deals in Q3'21
- Abogen: $700M (Series C) - China
- MediTrust Health: $308M (Series C) - China
- Exo: $220M (Series C) - US
- Reify Health: $220M (Series C) - US
- Neuralink: $205M (Series C) - US
- Intervenn Biosciences: $201M (Series C) - US
- Opentrons: $200M (Series C) - US
- Deep Genomics: $180M (Series C) - Canada
- TrialSpark: $156M (Series C) - US
- Artios Pharma: $153M (Series C) - UK
Top 10 Series D Deals in Q3'21
- Cityblock Health: $400M (Series D) - US
- XtalPi: $400M (Series D) - US
- Carbon Health: $350M (Series D) - US
- Imperative Care: $260M (Series D) - US
- Commure: $150M (Series D) - US
- Mammoth Biosciences: $150M (Series D) - US
- Commure: $149M (Series D) - US
- Virogin Biotech: $120M (Series D) - Canada
- Maven Clinic: $110M (Series D) - US
- InBrace: $102M (Series D) - US
Top 10 Series E+ Deals in Q3'21
- Olive: $400M (Series H) - US
- Netkope: $300M (Series H) - US
- Cybereason: $275M (Series F) - US
- Miaoshou Doctor: $232M (Series F) - China
- Lenskart: $220M (Series H) - India
- Digit Insurance: $200M (Series E) - India
- Whoop: $200M (Series F) - US
- Gusto: $175M (Series E) - US
- Elligo Health Research: $135M (Series E) - US
- Nimbus Therapeutics: $135M (Series E) - US
Conclusion
The Q3 2021 healthcare sector saw a record number of deals and a significant increase in funding, driven largely by the US and Asia. While there was a slight quarterly decline in total exits, SPAC exits reached a new high. The shift in deal share and the increase in deal sizes and valuations indicate a growing interest in late-stage and high-value investments. Additionally, the return of early-stage deal share and the increasing role of venture capital in funding highlight the evolving landscape of healthcare innovation and investment.
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