How do you discover who funded a study?
To answer the &quot;who funds a company&quot; question, which is not the same as &quot;who funds a study&quot;:
Real biotech companies are usually pretty easy to get information on. Take Editas for example. Lots of information there about funding cause it's a real company and it helps make investors less nervous when there's transparency (and they can see other real investors have skin in the game).
Your example has no public information because it's not a real biotech company. It's a shell company that's brokering IP in a way that probably relies on &quot;Political connections&quot;, which often means something that is poorly distinguishable from bribery. Any public information is just more ammo for a US attorney if they start poking around.