Venture Capital Investment in Women's Health Startups Reaching Record Highs; Silicon Valley Bank Releases Report
Venture capital investment in women's health startups reached a record $2.6 billion in 2024, marking a 55% increase from 2023. When including funding for related diseases affecting women disproportionately, total investment rose to $10.7 billion.
Key trends highlighted in SVB's 2025 Innovation in Women's Health Report include:
- Healthtech solutions investment dropped from 54% (2021) to 38% (2024)
- Biopharma investment increased from 12% (2021) to 34% (2024)
- Seed and Series A deals represented 70% of women's health investments in 2024
- Precision medical startups received $3.6 billion in VC funding, up from $1.4 billion in 2023
While exits remain challenging in the sector, recent IPOs and M&A activity suggest potential breakthrough opportunities in the broader healthcare market.
L'investimento di venture capital nelle startup dedicate alla salute delle donne ha raggiunto un record di 2,6 miliardi di dollari nel 2024, segnando un aumento del 55% rispetto al 2023. Considerando anche i finanziamenti per malattie correlate che colpiscono in modo sproporzionato le donne, l'investimento totale è salito a 10,7 miliardi di dollari.
Le principali tendenze evidenziate nel Rapporto SVB 2025 sull'Innovazione nella Salute delle Donne includono:
- Gli investimenti in soluzioni Healthtech sono scesi dal 54% (2021) al 38% (2024)
- Gli investimenti in biopharma sono aumentati dal 12% (2021) al 34% (2024)
- Gli investimenti in Seed e Series A hanno rappresentato il 70% degli investimenti nella salute delle donne nel 2024
- Le startup di medicina di precisione hanno ricevuto 3,6 miliardi di dollari di finanziamenti VC, in aumento rispetto a 1,4 miliardi di dollari nel 2023
Sebbene le uscite rimangano una sfida nel settore, i recenti IPO e le attività di M&A suggeriscono potenziali opportunità di svolta nel mercato sanitario più ampio.
La inversión de capital de riesgo en startups de salud femenina alcanzó un récord de 2.6 mil millones de dólares en 2024, marcando un aumento del 55% respecto a 2023. Al incluir la financiación para enfermedades relacionadas que afectan desproporcionadamente a las mujeres, la inversión total ascendió a 10.7 mil millones de dólares.
Las principales tendencias destacadas en el Informe de Innovación en Salud de Mujeres de SVB 2025 incluyen:
- La inversión en soluciones de Healthtech cayó del 54% (2021) al 38% (2024)
- La inversión en biopharma aumentó del 12% (2021) al 34% (2024)
- Las inversiones en Seed y Series A representaron el 70% de las inversiones en salud femenina en 2024
- Las startups de medicina de precisión recibieron 3.6 mil millones de dólares en financiamiento de VC, en comparación con 1.4 mil millones de dólares en 2023
A pesar de que las salidas siguen siendo un desafío en el sector, las recientes OPI y la actividad de fusiones y adquisiciones sugieren oportunidades potenciales de avance en el mercado de la salud en general.
여성 건강 스타트업에 대한 벤처 캐피탈 투자는 2024년에 26억 달러에 달하며, 2023년 대비 55% 증가했습니다. 여성에게 불균형적으로 영향을 미치는 관련 질병에 대한 자금을 포함하면 총 투자액은 107억 달러로 증가했습니다.
SVB의 2025년 여성 건강 혁신 보고서에서 강조된 주요 트렌드는 다음과 같습니다:
- 헬스테크 솔루션에 대한 투자는 54%(2021)에서 38%(2024)로 감소했습니다.
- 바이오 제약에 대한 투자는 12%(2021)에서 34%(2024)로 증가했습니다.
- 시드 및 시리즈 A 거래는 2024년 여성 건강 투자에서 70%를 차지했습니다.
- 정밀 의학 스타트업은 36억 달러의 VC 자금을 받았으며, 이는 2023년의 14억 달러에서 증가한 수치입니다.
부문 내에서의 출구는 여전히 도전 과제로 남아 있지만, 최근의 IPO 및 M&A 활동은 더 넓은 의료 시장에서 잠재적인 돌파구 기회를 시사합니다.
L'investissement en capital-risque dans les startups de santé des femmes a atteint un record de 2,6 milliards de dollars en 2024, marquant une augmentation de 55% par rapport à 2023. En incluant le financement pour des maladies connexes touchant de manière disproportionnée les femmes, l'investissement total a atteint 10,7 milliards de dollars.
Les principales tendances mises en avant dans le Rapport SVB 2025 sur l'Innovation en Santé des Femmes incluent :
- Les investissements dans les solutions de Healthtech ont chuté de 54% (2021) à 38% (2024)
- Les investissements en biopharma ont augmenté de 12% (2021) à 34% (2024)
- Les investissements en Seed et Series A ont représenté 70% des investissements en santé des femmes en 2024
- Les startups de médecine de précision ont reçu 3,6 milliards de dollars de financements VC, en hausse par rapport à 1,4 milliard de dollars en 2023
Bien que les sorties restent un défi dans le secteur, les récentes IPO et l'activité de fusions et acquisitions suggèrent des opportunités potentielles de percée sur le marché de la santé plus large.
Die Investitionen von Risikokapital in Frauen-Gesundheits-Startups erreichten 2024 einen Rekord von 2,6 Milliarden Dollar, was einem Anstieg von 55% im Vergleich zu 2023 entspricht. Wenn man die Finanzierung für verwandte Krankheiten, die Frauen unverhältnismäßig betreffen, einbezieht, stieg die Gesamtinvestition auf 10,7 Milliarden Dollar.
Wesentliche Trends, die im SVB Innovationsbericht 2025 zur Gesundheit von Frauen hervorgehoben werden, umfassen:
- Die Investitionen in Healthtech-Lösungen sanken von 54% (2021) auf 38% (2024)
- Die Investitionen in Biopharma stiegen von 12% (2021) auf 34% (2024)
- Seed- und Series-A-Deals machten 2024 70% der Investitionen in Frauen-Gesundheit aus
- Präzisionsmedizin-Startups erhielten 3,6 Milliarden Dollar an VC-Finanzierungen, ein Anstieg von 1,4 Milliarden Dollar im Jahr 2023
Obwohl Ausstiege im Sektor eine Herausforderung bleiben, deuten die jüngsten IPOs und M&A-Aktivitäten auf potenzielle Durchbruchmöglichkeiten im breiteren Gesundheitsmarkt hin.
- Record-breaking VC investment of $2.6B in 2024, up 55% YoY
- Total sector investment reached $10.7B including related diseases
- Significant growth in biopharma investment from 12% to 34%
- Strong growth in precision medicine funding from $1.4B to $3.6B
- Decline in healthtech solutions investment from 54% to 38%
- exit opportunities raising concerns about sector potential
- Investors report difficulty finding comparable companies for valuations
Investment in Women's Health reached
Leveraging SVB's proprietary data and analysis, the 2025 Innovation in Women's Health Report explores the current fundraising landscape, key trends, and emerging innovations across the sector.
"Investment in women's health continues to reach new milestones, driven by a growing recognition of the ways in which health conditions impact women differently," said Raysa Bousleiman, co-author of the report and senior vice president for Investor Coverage in Life Science and Healthcare at SVB. "While 2025 may present challenges, the long-term potential of the sector is clear, and we expect continued investment focused on addressing the unmet healthcare needs for women."
Key findings from the Innovation in Women's Health Report include:
- Increased awareness is fueling investment: Investment in women's health has grown significantly. In 2024, the sector saw a
55% increase in VC investment, outpacing growth in the broader healthcare industry. - Sector innovation follows broader healthcare trends: As the women's health sector evolves, it is increasingly diversified, following in the footsteps of the wider healthcare industry. Investment in healthtech solutions dropped from
54% in 2021 to38% in 2024, while biopharma investment surged to34% , up from just12% in 2021. - Women's health investment stages now mirror the larger healthcare sector: In 2023, seed and Series A deals made up
83% of women's health investments, compared to72% in the overall healthcare space. The gap narrowed in 2024, with seed and Series A deals representing70% and67% , respectively, of total deals in each sector. - Precision medicine and personalized health are taking center stage: Funding flooded into early-stage startups focused on filling gaps in clinical pathway guidelines for women's health. In 2024, VC investment in precision medical startups totaled
, up from$3.6 billion in 2023.$1.4 billion - Exits remain a challenge but potential is growing: The lack of exits in women's health has raised concerns about the sector's potential, with investors noting difficulty in finding comparable companies and doubts about large returns. However, recent IPOs and M&A activity in related areas suggest that women's health could help break the exit logjam in the broader healthcare market.
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