The round was led by D1 Capital Partners, with additional participation from existing investors aMoon, Agilent Technologies, IP Group, Hostplus, and Cultivation Capital, according to Mobilion.

The company said that the proceeds will be used to expand commercial activities for its recently launched Mobie high-resolution ion mobility (HRIM) mass spectrometry instrument, which is designed to improve characterization during biopharmaceutical drug development and quality monitoring.

In addition, Mobilion plans to use some of the funds to accelerate product development for expansion into the bioprocessing and multiomic biomarker discovery markets.

Mobilion launches Mobie mass spectrometer
Mobilion Systems has launched a high-resolution ion mobility mass spectrometry instrument called Mobie for biopharmaceutical drug development and workflows...