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Life-science investment platform · sponsored by Agile Dynamics

Fund life science from a treasury built to last

AgileBio Tech pairs a regulated Bitcoin treasury, structured in Hong Kong, with hands-on venture building. Science is funded through milestone-gated tranches, never through a fixed dividend.

US$50M
Minimum first close of the treasury fund
3% · 10%
Distribution floor and cap, no fixed dividend
5:1
Target co-investor leverage on every deal
Q1 2027
Earliest first close, after three gates

Ways to invest

Choose how you take part

Four routes into the platform, from the treasury fund to co-investing in single assets. Pick one to filter the marketplace.

Marketplace

Investment opportunities

Download each opportunity sheet as a PDF from its card. Sample companies are illustrative archetypes from our strategy, not live deals.

Tickets, timelines and returns marked as placeholders or illustrative are examples, not forecasts. Photos are illustrative.

Operating model

How money moves from treasury to science

One vehicle, two pools with different jobs, and a venture builder that does the hands-on work.

Step 1

Capital in

Qualified investors commit once to a regulated Hong Kong fund vehicle.

Step 2

Treasury engine

Bitcoin plus a T-bill reserve of 42.9% at launch, with no Bitcoin sold in a down quarter.

Step 3

Spending rule

The science budget follows smoothed treasury value, starting near US$1.5M a year at the 3% floor.

Step 4

Milestone gate

An independent scientific board verifies each milestone before the next tranche is released.

Value flows back

Licence upfronts, milestone income and capped revenue shares from companies that already sell.

Investors share the cycle

A managed distribution moves with the treasury, so losses are not passed to the science.

Venture builder

Agile Dynamics runs regulatory, business development, launch and finance services for every portfolio company.

Jurisdiction · Hong Kong

Why we are building in Hong Kong

Hong Kong combines a simple tax system, ready-made fund structures, a licensed regime for digital assets and Asia’s deepest market for biotech listings.

Summary only; the final structure is subject to Hong Kong tax and legal advice.

Glass office towers above Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong
Low, simple tax

Profits tax of 8.25% on the first HK$2 million and 16.5% above it. No capital gains tax and no withholding tax on dividends.

Fund structures

Open-ended fund companies and limited partnership funds, with a unified fund tax exemption. A 2026 bill would add digital assets; it is not yet law.

Digital-asset rules

The Securities and Futures Commission licenses managers and platforms, a regulated route to Bitcoin exposure.

Biotech capital

84 biotech companies listed under HKEX Chapter 18A by January 2026, raising more than US$17.5 billion since 2018.

Gateway to Asia

Close to Mainland China and Asian licensees, and home of the AXION Technology Foundation, co-founded by Agile Dynamics.

Roadmap

Four phases from formation to first deals

Nothing is invested in science before the treasury closes at US$50M or more.

Now – Dec 2026

Legal setup

Tax and regulatory opinions obtained; Hong Kong fund vehicle and venture builder formed; board and committees in place.

Dec 2026 – Q1 2027

Capitalization

Costs capped at US$0.50M a year; custodian and manager signed; binding commitments of US$50M or more.

Q1 – Q3 2027

Sourcing and diligence

30–50 co-investors, three lead investors, university frameworks and a biotech vehicle of US$4M or more.

Q3 2027 – 2028

Launch and run

First go-to-market deals and R&D tranches, quarterly reports and the first verified milestone.

Gate 1 13 Nov 2026 · indicative interest Gate 1b 11 Dec 2026 · costs fixed Gate 2 13 Jan 2027 · go or no-go First close Q1 2027 at the earliest

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Start a conversation

Tell us whether you are an investor, a scientific partner or a growth company. We offer a 90-minute working session on structure, governance and the first deals.

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