What does National Institutes of Health invest in?
National Institutes of Health invests most often at Grant and Venture (85% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as Contact Management, Enterprise Software and Biotechnology.

United States · Investor
Last cheque observed Sep 2026; 387 cheques on record.
Deploying nowGovernment
52 cheques in the last 12 months
Mostly Grant and Venture: 85% of its rounds
Sole investor in 173 rounds, median $2.0M
2 exits from the portfolio
Every round we can evidence, newest first387 appearances
43 rounds
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Companies it backed that were later bought or listed2 in all
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The investors most often in the same rounds as National Institutes of Health. A count of rooms they were both in, not a relationship either has claimed.
The latest companies National Institutes of Health put money into.
Episodes that name National Institutes of Health in their description, not their title.

America's Autism Crisis and How AI Can Fix Science with NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya
MentionsNational Institutes of HealthErik TorenbergJorge Conde+1
National Institutes of Health invests most often at Grant and Venture (85% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as Contact Management, Enterprise Software and Biotechnology.
387 investments on record, 52 of them in the last 12 months. The most recent was in Sept 2026.
Its most recent investments on record: Partillion Bioscience (Grant, Sept 2026), Stem Pharm (Grant, Sept 2026) and HDT Bio (Grant, Sept 2026).
The median round it joins is $2.3M.
Rarely, if at all: none of its 387 investments on record names it as the lead.
Most of the companies it backs are in the United States (98%).
Yes: it is actively investing, with 52 investments in the last 12 months.
Most often National Science Foundation (71 rounds together), MassChallenge (18 rounds together) and National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (12 rounds together).
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