Novo Holdings A/S

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Novo Holdings A/S
Company typePrivate limited company
IndustryLife Sciences
Asset management
Founded1999
Headquarters,
Key people
Kasim Kutay (CEO)
Lars Rebien Sørensen (Chairman)
ServicesInvestments in Life Science
Total assets DKK 1,114 billion (2023)
Approx. $163 billion (2023)
Subsidiaries Novo Nordisk A/S
Novozymes A/S
Website www.novoholdings.dk

Novo Holdings A/S (formerly Novo A/S) [1] is the Novo Nordisk Foundation's wholly owned holding company for Novo Nordisk A/S and Novozymes A/S. Novo Holdings A/S was established in 1999 and manages the Novo Nordisk Foundation's assets, which in 2023 was worth almost DKK 1,114 billion. [2] [3] [4] Danish Kroner (approximately US$163 billion) and is the largest charitable foundation in the world making Novo Holdings A/S a world-leading life sciences investor. [5] Novo Holdings A/S is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, with offices in San Francisco, Boston and Singapore.

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Eivind Kolding succeeded Henrik Gürtler as CEO on 1 May 2014. [6] Eivind Kolding left Novo Holdings A/S in March 2016 and Kasim Kutay took over as CEO for the organisation. [7]

Purpose

Novo Holdings A/S manages the Novo Nordisk Foundation's assets, aiming to enable and make a positive impact on health, science and society by generating long-term returns on the assets of the Novo Nordisk Foundation, which the Novo Nordisk Foundation in return can award as grants for scientific research and humanitarian and social purposes. [8] [9] [10]

The overall purpose of Novo Holdings A/S is to hold the position as the controlling majority shareholder of the Novo Group companies (Novo Nordisk A/S and Novozymes A/S), aiming at making a positive impact on health, science and society by generating long-term returns on the assets of the Novo Nordisk Foundation. [11] The Novo Nordisk Foundation is an enterprise foundation which is a self-governing entity with no owners, focusing on long-term ownership of the Novo Group (Novo Nordisk A/S and Novozymes A/S) while combining business and philanthropy within scientific, humanitarian and social purposes. A key task of Novo Holdings A/S is to act as a stable basis for the commercial activities of Novo Nordisk A/S and Novozymes A/S. Novo Holdings A/S also invests in both financial assets and in companies with application-oriented research in the life sciences.

Objectives

Novo Holdings A/S' objective is to grow the assets of the Novo Nordisk Foundation. In addition to investing in equity and fixed income securities, Novo Holdings pursues direct investments in life science companies. [9] The Novo Nordisk Foundations share of financial returns generated from investments are added to the Novo Nordisk Foundation endowment and later distributed through charitable grants and awards aiming to improve the lives of people, science and society around the world. [9]

Novo Holdings A/S is recognised as a leading international life science investor focusing on creating long-term value. [8] Besides from being the controlling shareholder in the Novo Group companies (including Novo Nordisk A/S and Novozymes A/S), [12] Novo Holdings also provides seed and venture capital to companies in the development-stage. [10]

Novo Holdings also takes on significant ownership in growth and well-established companies and manages a broad portfolio of diversified financial assets. [10] [12]

Increased focus on industrial Biosolutions

In 2021–2022, Novo Holdings have announced an increased investment focusing on Biosolutions (also known under the term bioindustrials or biotechnologies within the healthcare and environmental spaces), aiming to make biotechnology a spearhead for the green transition. [13] Novo Holdings claim that the ambition is "to help remove the roadblocks wherever they are, paving the way for promising biologic discoveries to become new solutions". [13]

In 2021, Novo Holdings added numerous biotechnology companies to its portfolio, including 21st. BIO, which helps other biotechnology companies scale up production through an advanced technology platform. [14]

These diverse investments include companies supplying climate-neutral cement, biopesticides, synthetic silk biopolymers and many other products and solutions that challenge current conventions. Novo Holdings added eight bioindustrial companies to its portfolio in 2021 and invested approx. €98 million ($97.35 million) in total in the bioindustrial space. [14]

Investment profile

In 2021, the Novo Holdings portfolio focusing on Life Science Investment (Novo Seeds, Novo Growth, Novo Ventures and Novo Principal Investments [15] ) made up 52% of the total portfolio [10] while the Novo Capital Investors made up the remaining 48% of the total portfolio. [10] The Life Science Investment portfolio and Novo Capital Investors generated returns of approximately DKK 12 billion ($1.6 billion) in 2021. [16] [10]

Novo Group

The Novo Group comprises Novo Holdings A/S, Novo Nordisk A/S and Novozymes A/S. Novo Holdings A/S owns more than 25% of the ordinary share capital of Novo Nordisk A/S and controls more than 70% of the votes through its ownership of all the preferred (A) shares, which are not traded.

The Group's main purpose is to manage the financial assets of the Novo Nordisk Foundation to ensure an adequate financial return to cover the Foundation's investments and grants for scientific, humanitarian and social purposes and projects in the Nordic countries and the rest of the world. The Group achieves this by investing in life science companies in Europe and North America. The Novo Group also invests in a portfolio of financial assets. [22]

Senior management

In 2014, Henrik Gürtler stepped down as CEO after serving in the position since the company was established in 1999. He was replaced by Eivind Kolding, previously the CEO of Danske Bank. [23] On 29 February 2016, Eivind Kolding was dismissed as CEO of Novo A/S after 2 years in the post. He was temporarily replaced until June 2016 by Sten Scheibye, Chair of the Board of Directors. His successor as CEO of Novo Holdings A/S is Kasim Kutay, [24] a British citizen who previously worked for investment banks Morgan Stanley and Moelis & Company.

Board of directors

The Board of Directors of Novo Holdings A/S comprises six members (as of December 2018): [25] [26] [27]

REPAIR Impact Fund

In February 2018, Novo Holdings announces the establishment of an impact fund commissioned by the Novo Nordisk Foundation with a total initial budget of US$165 million to invest in companies involved in discovering and early-stage development of therapies to combat antimicrobial resistance. [28]

According to CEO Kasim Kutay, Novo Holdings are looking to increase this type of investments in global healthcare challenges: “We are looking to increase investments of this type in the coming years, and we are excited about our potential to make a significant difference in improving global healthcare”. [29]

REPAIR is an acronym for: Replenishing and Enabling the Pipeline for Anti-Infective Resistance. [30]

Investments

In addition to the Novo Group, Novo Holdings A/S owns major stakes in several Danish companies, including the Xellia Group, Sonion and Chr. Hansen Holdings A/S. By the beginning of 2018 Novo Holdings A/S had a portfolio of 85 listed and unlisted Life Science companies in Europe and North America.

Novo Holdings A/S invests mainly in companies that develop, manufacture or sell medicine, new treatment methods or medical or health-related equipment. [31]

At the end of 2017, Novo Holdings A/S had allocated nearly DKK 38 billion for investment in portfolios in Large Investments, Ventures and Seeds of DKK 31.5 billion, DKK 5.9 billion and DKK 291 million, respectively. [32]

List of all investments [39]

CompanyDateInvestment areaRegionStatus
HPNowSep 2023EuropeActive
GlentraSep 2023Capital InvestmentsEuropeActive
EllabJun 2023EuropeActive
OctaveJun 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
Commit BiologicsMay 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Ray TherapeuticsMay 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
Alentis TherapeuticsApr 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
FIRE1Mar 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
AquafortusFeb 2023Novo GrowthActive
Hemab TherapeuticsFeb 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
LePureJan 2023AsiaActive
ZhenGe BiotechJan 2023AsiaActive
EvosepJan 2023Novo GrowthActive
iECUREDec 2023Novo VenturesActive
Breye TherapeuticsNov 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
KabaFusionNov 2023Principal InvestmentsEastern USAActive
MedGenomeAug 2023AsiaActive
Riva TherapeuticsJun 2023Novo VenturesNorth AmericaActive
Deep 6 AIMay 2022Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
Elo Life SystemsMay 2022Active
InvetxMay 2022Novo GrowthEastern USAActive
Nuvig TherapeuticsMay 2022Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
Engimmune TherapeuticsMay 2022Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Qure.aiMar 2023AsiaActive
MetagenomiFeb 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
Rondo TherapeuticsFeb 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
Verana HealthJan 2023Novo GrowthWestern USAActive
Medical Knowledge GroupJan 2023Principal InvestmentsEastern USAActive
RitedoseJan 2023Principal InvestmentsEastern USAActive
21st.BIODec 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Clever Care Health PlanNov 2023Novo VenturesNorth AmericaActive
Asgard TherapeuticsNov 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
JernbanebyenOct 2021Novo Capital InvestorsEuropeActive
BIOMILQOct 2021Novo GrowthEastern USAActive
Orbis MedicinesSep 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
ZELPSep 2023Novo GrowthUnited KingdomActive
Doctor AnywhereAug 2023AsiaActive
HemabJul 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Muna TherapeuticsJul 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
GenomaticaJul 2023Novo GrowthWestern USAActive
AvailityJul 2023Principal InvestmentsEastern USAActive
Tribune TherapeuticsJun 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
QuantaJun 2023Novo GrowthUnited KingdomActive
BBI GroupJun 2023Principal InvestmentsUnited KingdomActive
AMSilkMay 2021Novo GrowthEuropeActive
NumabMay 2021Novo VenturesActive
EscoMay 2021Principal InvestmentsAsiaActive
HummingbirdMay 2021Novo VenturesAsiaActive
HalodocApr 2023Novo VenturesAsiaActive
Stride TherapeuticsApr 2023Novo VenturesNorth AmericaActive
Renewable Energy PartnershipApr 2023Novo Capital InvestorsEuropeActive
BactolifeApr 2023Novo SeedsActive
AdcendoApr 2023Novo SeedsActive
AltasciencesMar 2023Principal InvestmentsNorth AmericaActive
Deep BranchMar 2023Novo GrowthEuropeActive
BGVJan 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
Verve TherapeuticsJan 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
The Protein BreweryNov 2023Novo GrowthEuropeActive
Rappta TherapeuticsAug 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
NREPAug 2023Novo Capital InvestorsEuropeActive
Lava TherapeuticsAug 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
Mission BioAug 2023Novo GrowthWestern USAActive
iSD ImmunotechJul 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
ChromologicsJul 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
FreelineJul 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
Checkmate PharmaJun 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
NodTheraJun 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
ExscientiaMay 2020Novo GrowthEuropeActive
Hyperbio TherapeuticsMay 2020Novo SeedsEuropeActive
KebotixApr 2023Novo GrowthEastern USAActive
WCGJan 2023Principal InvestmentsEastern USAActive
bioMASONDec 2023Novo GrowthEastern USAActive
Allievex CorporationOct 2019Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
STipe TherapeuticsOct 2019Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Cyteir TherapeuticsAug 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
LanzaTechAug 2023Novo GrowthWestern USAActive
Edgewise TherapeuticsJul 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
Amolyt PharmaJul 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
GlycomineJul 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
Disk MedicineJun 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
Claris BioJun 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
VectivBioJun 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
VestaronJun 2023Novo GrowthEastern USAActive
MycoWorksMay 2019Novo GrowthWestern USAActive
Swift Health Systems / InbraceMay 2019Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
TempusMay 2019Novo GrowthWestern USAActive
Oxford BiomedicaMay 2019Novo GrowthEuropeActive
Anthos TherapeuticsJan 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
Mirum PharmaceuticalsNov 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
PrecirixNov 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Draupnir BioOct 2018Novo SeedsEuropeActive
BioPheroSep 2023Novo SeedsEuropeExit
Morphic TherapeuticsSep 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
EnvirotainerSep 2023Principal InvestmentsEuropeExit
Tel Aviv Stock ExchangeAug 2023Novo Capital InvestorsEuropeActive
MDLIVEAug 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAExit
AligosAug 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
Aristea TherapeuticsJul 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
ReviralJul 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
Stargazer PharmaceuticalsApr 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAExit
Praxis Precision MedicineMar 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAExit
ViewpointFeb 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAExit
Syndesi TherapeuticsDec 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
NorthSea TherapeuticsDec 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
ArcellxSep 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
Harmony BiosciencesSep 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
Milestone PharmaceuticalsJun 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAExit
Antag TherapeuticsMay 2017Novo SeedsEuropeActive
AFYXApr 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
AvalynMar 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
CiriusMar 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAExit
ConvatecMar 2023Principal InvestmentsEuropeActive
EvotecFeb 2023Principal InvestmentsEuropeActive
Inozyme PharmaJan 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAExit
Hoba TherapeuticsDec 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Macrophage pharmaDec 2023Novo SeedsEuropeExit
Minerva SurgicalDec 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
AMRANov 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
HepaRegeniXNov 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
CorWaveOct 2016Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Tarveda TherapeuticsOct 2016Novo VenturesEastern USAExit
Bolt BiotherapeuticsSep 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
InvisioAug 2023Novo Capital InvestorsEuropeActive
NMD PharmaJun 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
RgenixJun 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAExit
F2G LimitedJun 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
Verona PharmaJun 2023Novo VenturesEuropeActive
InspirnaJun 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
ERTMay 2016Principal InvestmentsEastern USAExit
ClarioMay 2016Principal InvestmentsEastern USAActive
Spruce BiosciencesApr 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
SynlabFeb 2023Principal InvestmentsEuropeActive
NkartaOct 2015Novo VenturesWestern USAActive
DADESJul 2023Novo Capital InvestorsEuropeActive
E-Scape BioJul 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
Unchained LabsFeb 2023Novo VenturesWestern USAExit
BiosyntiaJan 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Inthera BioscienceJan 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Galera TherapeuticsJan 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAExit
SonionJul 2023Principal InvestmentsEuropeActive
AnokionMar 2023Novo VenturesEastern USAActive
IO BiotechJan 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
LysogeneJan 2023Novo SeedsEuropeExit
Xellia PharmaceuticalsMay 2013Principal InvestmentsEuropeActive
Avilex PharmaFeb 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Forendo PharmaJan 2023Novo SeedsEuropeExit
ReapplixJan 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Karus Therapeutics Ltd.Jun 2023Novo VenturesEuropeExit
Chr. HansenJan 2023Principal InvestmentsEuropeActive
Galecto BiotechNov 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
Acesion PharmaJan 2023Novo SeedsEuropeActive
OrexoApr 2023Principal InvestmentsEuropeActive
InogenNov 2023Principal InvestmentsWestern USAExit
JUST AsiaAsiaActive
NoomNovo VenturesEastern USAActive
Reneo PharmaceuticalsNovo VenturesWestern USAActive

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