BreezeBio

BreezeBio

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $75M

Overview

BreezeBio, founded in 2021 and based in San Diego, is a private biotech advancing a novel programmable nanoparticle platform, NanoGalaxy®, for the targeted delivery of genetic medicines. The company is initially focused on restoring immune balance in autoimmune diseases, with a lead program (BRZ-101) in Type 1 Diabetes and a broader pipeline in autoimmunity and oncology. BreezeBio has secured significant venture financing and established key partnerships with Genentech and Sarepta Therapeutics, positioning it as a promising player in the next generation of genetic medicine delivery.

Autoimmune DiseaseOncology

Technology Platform

NanoGalaxy®: A programmable library of non-immunogenic nanoparticles designed for targeted delivery of genetic payloads (e.g., mRNA) to specific cells, particularly antigen-presenting cells (APCs), to induce antigen-specific immune tolerance or other therapeutic effects.

Funding History

2
Total raised:$75M
Venture$60M
Seed$15M

Opportunities

The significant unmet need for curative, antigen-specific therapies in autoimmune diseases presents a major market opportunity.
The NanoGalaxy® platform also has broad potential as a delivery solution for genetic medicines beyond autoimmunity, including in oncology and through external partnerships, creating multiple value drivers.

Risk Factors

The core technology and therapeutic approach are unproven in humans, carrying high clinical and technological risk.
The company also faces intense competition in both drug delivery and autoimmune disease therapeutics and is reliant on continued access to capital to fund development.

Competitive Landscape

BreezeBio competes with other biotechs developing targeted non-viral delivery (e.g., Vesigen Therapeutics, ReCode Therapeutics) and tolerance-inducing therapies for autoimmunity (e.g., Anokion, Cour Pharmaceuticals). It also competes indirectly with large pharma and biotech companies advancing RNA/gene therapies with their own delivery technologies.