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PaxVax is a privately held, fully integrated vaccine company, based in Redwood City, California, USA. Established in 2007, in response to the global threat of the H5N1 pandemic, our founders set out to develop and commercialize an innovative vaccine technology in a socially responsible manner for global impact. Our founding principles were to enable geographically distributed manufacturing of affordable, self-administered oral vaccines against infectious diseases such as influenza. Since then, we have expanded our capabilities and technologies to address unmet vaccine needs against endemic diseases in developing countries, for travelers to disease-laden areas and in biodefense. Our clinical stage portfolio ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.paxvax.com
  • 900 Veterans Boulevard Suite 500
    Redwood City, CA USA 94063
  • Phone: 650.847.1075

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Funding

PaxVax raised $105M on 12/08/2015

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