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SQZ Biotech

www.sqzbiotech.com

 
SQZ Biotech is a unique cell therapy company, utilizing the proprietary CellSqueeze® platform to develop a new generation of cell therapies. SQZ currently focuses on the development of novel treatments that leverage targeted immune modulation to impact oncology and autoimmune diseases.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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Funding

SQZ Biotech raised $72M on 08/08/2018
SQZ Biotech raised $71.2M on 12/06/2019
SQZ Biotech raised $60M on 02/12/2021

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