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Labviva Secures $25M to Accelerate Product Development and Global Expansion
BOSTON, Jan. 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Labviva, the leading AI procurement platform for life sciences, today announced the close of its $25 million Series B, bringing its total funding to $55 million. Led by 53 Stations, with continued participation from Biospring Partners, B Capital Group, and
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Labviva raises $25M to boost AI-powered life sciences procurement platform - SiliconANGLE
Labviva raises $25M to boost AI-powered life sciences procurement platform Labviva Inc., a startup offering an artificial intelligence procurement platform for life sciences, announced today that it has raised $25 million in new funding to accelerate product innovation, enhance marketing and
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Labviva, an AI procurement platform for life sciences, has raised $25 million in Series B funding to accelerate product development, enhance customer support, and expand globally. The investment highlights the growing demand for AI-driven supply chain solutions in the biopharma industry.

Labviva, the leading AI procurement platform for life sciences, has successfully closed a $25 million Series B funding round, bringing its total funding to $55 million. The investment was led by 53 Stations, with continued participation from Biospring Partners, B Capital Group, and Glasswing Ventures
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.Over the past year, Labviva has demonstrated impressive growth, doubling its revenue and tripling transactions on its platform. The company plans to utilize the new funding to:
As part of the fundraising, Jason Pritzker, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of 53 Stations, will join Labviva's Board of Directors
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.Labviva's platform leverages artificial intelligence to connect suppliers, purchasing departments, and scientists, streamlining the procurement process for life science research. The company's technology offers several key benefits:
By aggregating 90% of all life science suppliers, Labviva enables customers to quickly compare products and prices, potentially saving hours of manual research and reducing R&D costs
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.The use of AI in life sciences is forecasted to reach $11 billion by 2033, primarily driven by pharmaceutical and biotech adoption. According to MIT Technology Review Insights, the life sciences sector has "gone all in on AI," with major pharmaceutical companies implementing AI across various business processes
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Labviva's platform is designed to operate as a stand-alone solution or integrate directly into leading procurement systems, including:
This flexibility allows for seamless adoption within existing corporate infrastructures
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.Siamak Baharloo, CEO & Co-Founder of Labviva, expressed optimism about the company's future: "We've been laser focused on building close customer and supplier relationships and deploying solutions that drive instant, long-term results. This strategy paid off because today, we've reached an inflection point that positions Labviva for massive growth"
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.As Labviva continues to expand its AI-powered procurement solutions, the company is poised to play a significant role in accelerating life science research and enhancing supply chain efficiency in the biopharma industry.
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