Portfolio Company · Operating Co.
ChronicleBio
a portfolio company of
Tarsadia Investments
Status on record: Current
Investment year: 2025
PE Firm Index
ChronicleBio
a portfolio company of
TMV
Status on record: Current
PE Firm Index

Who owns ChronicleBio?

ChronicleBio is listed on the portfolio pages of Tarsadia Investments (portfolio page) and TMV (portfolio page). Tarsadia Investments and TMV list it as current. Tarsadia Investments has owned ChronicleBio since 2025, per Tarsadia Investments' portfolio page.

Company Snapshot

ChronicleBio is a Healthcare / Techbio company. Its owner on record, Tarsadia Investments, is a firm. Tarsadia Investments lists 32 companies in the index, 12 of them in Healthcare / Techbio. Also backed by TMV.

Ownership statusCurrent
WebsiteNot on record

About the owner

Questions about ChronicleBio

Who owns ChronicleBio?

ChronicleBio is listed on the portfolio pages of Tarsadia Investments (portfolio page) and TMV (portfolio page). Tarsadia Investments and TMV list it as current. Tarsadia Investments has owned ChronicleBio since 2025, per Tarsadia Investments' portfolio page.

What sector is ChronicleBio in?

ChronicleBio is in Healthcare / Techbio. Classified from the owner's portfolio label.

What else does Tarsadia Investments own in Healthcare / Techbio?

Tarsadia Investments lists 11 other Healthcare / Techbio companies in the index, including Amneal Pharmaceuticals, Asana Biosciences, AvantStay, ClinTrial Research and Erasca.

Sources

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