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The fourth surface of the Helixa Bio concept, after the website, the brand system and the investor deck: what the firm sends its investors every quarter.

LP report · pitch concept

An LP update where every number ties out.

The quarterly report someone rebuilds from a blank file every quarter — built once as a template. Eight master pages, one data sheet, and a build that refuses to print a report whose numbers do not agree with each other.

Everything here is invented: Helixa Bio stands in for a real firm we pitched, and its fund, people, companies and figures are illustrative.

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$145.8MNAV
$26.2MDistributed
0.29×DPI
1.93×TVPI, net
14.2%Net IRR

On a phone the pages reflow to stay readable. The PDF has them page for page.

01 / CoverFund, quarter, as-of date and the four numbers an LP opens it for. The invented notice sits on the cover, not in the small print.
HELIXA
Report to limited partners
Helixa Bio Fund II, L.P.
Fund II · Quarterly LP update

First quarter
2026

Fund position, portfolio and capital activity as of 31 March 2026. Unaudited. Issued May 2026.

$145.8MNet asset value
$7.0MDistributed this quarter
0.29×DPI
1.93×TVPI, net
  1. 02Letter from the managing partner
  2. 03Fund at a glance
  3. 04Portfolio
  4. 05Vellumark: the readout
  5. 06Palisomer: distributions
  6. 07Capital calls and distributions
  7. 08Definitions and notes
Invented, for illustrationA pitch concept by Artrix Studio. Helixa Bio, Fund II, every company, person and figure in this report are invented. It is a design sample, not a real fund, and not an offer.
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02 / LetterHalf a page. It leads with the number LPs watch (DPI), says what was not marked up, and names the one date that decides the fund.
Helixa Bio · Fund IIQ1 2026 LP update · Confidential
Letter from the managing partner

A quiet quarter, and a date to watch.

Dear partners,

Fund II ended March with a net asset value of $145.8M. On 20 March we returned $7.0M to you from a sale of Palisomer shares, made in the first open window after its dose-escalation data. Distributions now total $26.2M, or 0.29× of paid-in capital. We know that is the number you watch, and that it is still too low for a fund in its eighth year.

Nothing private was marked up. The quarter's $4.9M gain came entirely from Palisomer's share price, which the market sets. Vellumark is still held at its 2023 Series C price, and will stay there until it has data.

That data is now dated. The VM-1195 Phase 2b passed its second safety review without changes, and the interim readout is guided to the fourth quarter. Vellumark is 45% of unrealized value, so page 5 shows the fund if the readout fails, not only if it works.

We called $0.7M in January for fees and the audit. The next investment call, for Orrisfield's Series C, should come in the third quarter.

Clara VennholmManaging Partner · Helixa Bio

The quarter in brief

12 JanCapital call 16: fees for H1 2026 and the annual audit$0.7M called
26 JanPalisomer completes Phase 1 dose escalation of PSM-207 and selects its Phase 2 dose—
18 FebCorrindel's partner confirms the Phase 2 start that triggers the next development milestone—
20 MarDistribution 4: proceeds of 0.50M Palisomer shares at $14.00$7.0M paid
27 MarVellumark VM-1195 Phase 2b: safety review 2, continue unmodified131 / 240 enrolled

Coming up

Q2 2026Palisomer opens PSM-207 expansion cohorts—
11 JunAnnual partners' meeting, Boston—
Jun 2026Vellumark's interim cohort fully enrolled (156 patients)—
Jul 2026Capital call 17: fees for H2 2026about $0.5M
Q3 2026Orrisfield Series C: Fund II's shareabout $3.5M
Q4 2026Vellumark VM-1195 interim readout—
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03 / Fund at a glanceEvery multiple is printed with its formula, so an LP can check it against the two numbers beside it. The NAV bridge closes to the decimal.
Helixa Bio · Fund IIQ1 2026 LP update · Confidential
Fund at a glance · Illustrative

$89.0M paid in, $172.0M of value, $26.2M of it returned.

$M unless noted, as of 31 March 2026. Net figures are after fees, fund expenses and carried interest accrued as if the fund were sold at NAV.

Committed
120.0
Vintage 2018
Paid-in
89.0
74.2% of commitments
Unfunded
31.0
Reserved for follow-ons and fees
Distributed
26.2
$7.0M this quarter
Net asset value
145.8
148.4 at Q4 2025
DPI
0.29×
Up from 0.22× at Q4 2025
TVPI, net
1.93×
1.90× at Q4 2025
Net IRR
14.2%
14.4% at Q4 2025
DPI = distributed ÷ paid-in
26.2 ÷ 89.0 = 0.29×
RVPI = NAV ÷ paid-in
145.8 ÷ 89.0 = 1.64×
TVPI = (distributed + NAV) ÷ paid-in
(26.2 + 145.8) ÷ 89.0 = 1.93×

NAV bridge, Q4 2025 to Q1 2026

NAV at 31 Dec 2025148.4
Capital called
+0.7
Distributions
−7.0
Gain on investments
+4.9
Fees and expenses
−0.3
Change in accrued carry
−0.9
NAV at 31 Mar 2026145.8

Fund terms

FundHelixa Bio Fund II, L.P.
Size$120.0M committed, first close 29 Jun 2018
Term10 years + two 1-year extensions
InvestingEnded 30 Jun 2023; follow-ons only since
Fees2.0% of commitments, then 1.5% of net invested capital
Carry20% over an 8% preferred return, whole-fund
Accrued carry$20.7M, not paid; nothing is paid before LPs have $89.0M back plus 8%

Where the $120.0M of commitments stands

InvestmentsFees, exp.Unfunded

$72.0M invested in five companies, $15.1M of management fees and $1.9M of fund expenses make the $89.0M paid in.

What each dollar paid in is worth, net

ReturnedStill held

$0.29 back in cash and $1.64 still held: $1.93 of value for every dollar paid in. The rule marks $1.00.

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04 / PortfolioThe same five companies and figures as the investor deck, reconciled from portfolio value to NAV on the page.
Helixa Bio · Fund IIQ1 2026 LP update · Confidential
Portfolio · As of 31 March 2026

Five companies, $72.0M invested, $191.4M of value.

Gross of fees and carried interest. Private companies at their most recent priced round unless noted; Palisomer at its quoted price. Same companies and figures as the Fund II table in the Helixa investor deck.

CompanyStageSinceInvestedRealizedUnrealizedTotal valueMOIC
Vellumark TherapeuticsImmunology · VM-1195, oral, ulcerative colitisSeries C201818.0—74.274.24.1×
Corrindel BioPharmaOncology · out-licensed lead assetSeries C201922.59.852.161.92.8×
Palisomer TherapeuticsOncology · PSM-207, solid tumorsPublic201912.016.413.429.82.5×
Orrisfield BiologicsImmunology · bispecific antibodiesSeries B202115.0—21.021.01.4×
Undisclosed (oncology)Oncology · discovery, solid tumorsSeed20224.5—4.54.51.0×
Fund II, gross72.026.2165.2191.42.66×

From portfolio value to your NAV

Unrealized value
165.2
+
Cash less payables
1.3
−
Accrued carry
20.7
=
Net asset value
145.8

Where the value sits

Vellumark Therapeutics74.2
Corrindel BioPharma61.9
Palisomer Therapeutics29.8
Orrisfield Biologics21.0
Undisclosed (oncology)4.5
RealizedUnrealizedInvested (cost)

This quarter, company by company

  • Vellumark TherapeuticsPhase 2b passed its second safety review unmodified; interim readout guided to Q4 2026.
  • Corrindel BioPharmaPartner confirmed the Phase 2 start that triggers the next development milestone.
  • Palisomer TherapeuticsDose escalation complete; fund sold 0.50M shares in March and holds 0.95M.
  • Orrisfield BiologicsIND-enabling toxicology on schedule; IND filing expected Q4 2026.
  • Undisclosed (oncology)Held at cost. Named once the company announces its financing.
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05 / HighlightThe concentration is stated before anyone asks, with the downside cases next to the upside.
Helixa Bio · Fund IIQ1 2026 LP update · Confidential
Highlight 1 of 2 · Vellumark Therapeutics

VM-1195 reads out in Q4 2026. It is 45% of what the fund holds.

An oral, gut-restricted drug for moderate-to-severe ulcerative colitis. Fund II led the Series A in 2018 and has put in $18.0M across three rounds; the position is carried at $74.2M.

Trial
Phase 2b · randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled · three arms
Primary endpoint
Clinical remission at Week 12 (modified Mayo score)
Enrollment
131 of 240; interim cohort 156

The road to the readout

  1. Jun 2024
    First patient dosed
  2. Feb 2025
    Safety review 1: continue unmodified
  3. Mar 2026
    Safety review 2: continue unmodified. 131 of 240 enrolled
    This quarter
  4. Q4 2026
    Interim readout: topline efficacy and safety

What the interim will tell us

  • Remission at Week 12 against placebo in the first 156 patients, at two doses.
  • Whether the safety picture from two clean reviews holds with unblinded data.
  • Enough to decide, with the company, whether to raise for Phase 3 in 2027.

What it will not

  • Durability. Maintenance data comes with the final readout in H2 2027.
  • A price. We will not mark Vellumark up on interim data alone; a new round or a deal sets the mark.
  • Liquidity. No sale or distribution is planned around the readout.

What it means for the fund, gross

If Vellumark isVellumark valuePortfolio valueGross MOIC
Written off0.0117.21.63×
Held at cost18.0135.21.88×
Current mark74.2191.42.66×

$M, before fees and carried interest. Every other company held at its Q1 2026 value. The fund returns its paid-in capital, gross, in all three cases.

Fund II's position

RoundYearInvested
Series A20186.0
Series B20207.0
Series C20235.0
Total, carried at 74.218.0

How it is marked

At its Series C price, unchanged since the round closed in 2023. The mark moves only on a priced round, a partnership or a sale; a good readout does not move it by itself, and a failed one would be written down in the quarter it is announced.

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06 / HighlightWhere distributions actually come from, share by share, and the rules for selling what is left.
Helixa Bio · Fund IIQ1 2026 LP update · Confidential
Highlight 2 of 2 · Palisomer Therapeutics

Turning a public mark into distributions, one window at a time.

PSM-207, a targeted oncology drug for solid tumors, finished Phase 1 dose escalation in January and selected its Phase 2 dose; expansion cohorts start in Q2 2026. Every Palisomer dollar the fund has realized has gone straight to limited partners.

Returned to you
$16.4M
3 sales, all distributed
Still held
$13.4M
0.95M shares at $14.10
Position multiple
2.5×
$29.8M on $12.0M invested

The fund's 2.40M shares, since the IPO lock-up ended

Sold Mar 2022Sold Sep 2023Sold Mar 2026Held

Sales and what they returned

SoldSharesPriceProceeds× cost
Mar 20220.45M$9.114.11.8×
Sep 20230.50M$10.605.32.1×
Mar 20260.50M$14.007.02.8×
Held at 31 Mar0.95M$14.1013.42.8×
Position2.40M$5.00 cost29.82.5×

$M. $16.4M realized plus $13.4M held makes the $29.8M on the portfolio page, on $12.0M invested.

How we sell a public position

  1. Only in open trading windows, and never in the weeks before data we know is coming.
  2. In blocks or over days, keeping to a small share of daily volume, so the sale does not move the price it is marked at.
  3. Proceeds are distributed, not recycled into new investments. March's sale settled on the 18th and was paid to you on the 20th.
  4. What is left is sold on the same rules. We do not forecast when, because the price decides.

Price at each sale, against our $5.00 cost per share

$9.11 · 1.8× SOLD MAR 2022 $10.60 · 2.1× SOLD SEP 2023 $14.00 · 2.8× SOLD MAR 2026 $14.10 · 2.8× HELD, 31 MAR 2026 COST $5.00
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07 / Capital activityCalls and distributions by year; the totals are the paid-in and distributed figures on page 3.
Helixa Bio · Fund IIQ1 2026 LP update · Confidential
Capital activity · 2018 to Q1 2026

16 calls, 4 distributions, one ledger.

$M, for the fund as a whole. Your own share of every line is on your capital account statement, sent with this report.

−7.8 2018 −17.6 2019 −9.6 2020 −22.6 2021 +4.1 −11.1 2022 +5.3 −6.8 2023 −11.7 2024 +9.8 −1.1 2025 +7.0 −0.7 2026 Q1
Called from LPsDistributed to LPs

By year

YearCallsInvestmentsFeesExpensesCalledDistributedPaid-in to date% of commitments
201816.01.20.67.8—7.86.5%
2019215.02.40.217.6—25.421.2%
202027.02.40.29.6—35.029.2%
2021220.02.40.222.6—57.648.0%
202228.52.40.211.14.168.757.3%
202325.01.70.16.85.375.562.9%
2024210.51.10.111.7—87.272.7%
20252—1.00.11.19.888.373.6%
2026 (Q1)1—0.50.20.77.089.074.2%
Total1672.015.11.989.026.289.074.2%

Distributions to date

15 Mar 2022Palisomer0.45M shares sold after IPO lock-up4.1
14 Sep 2023Palisomer0.50M shares sold in an open window5.3
16 Jun 2025CorrindelPartial sale to the licensing partner9.8
20 Mar 2026Palisomer0.50M shares sold after dose-escalation data7.0
All return of capital26.2

Next twelve months

Expected calls

About $4.5M: Orrisfield Series C (our share about $3.5M, expected Q3 2026) and the fee calls in July and January.

Expected distributions

Not forecast. The remaining 0.95M Palisomer shares are for sale in open windows at our discretion; no Vellumark liquidity is expected before its readout.

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08 / AppendixEvery term used, how the figures are prepared, the legal notes, and who really made this.
Helixa Bio · Fund IIQ1 2026 LP update · Confidential
Appendix

Definitions and notes

Terms used in this report

Committed capital
The total limited partners agreed to invest over the life of the fund.
Paid-in capital
Capital actually called from limited partners, for investments, fees and expenses.
Unfunded
Committed capital not yet called: commitments less paid-in.
Distributions
Cash (or shares) returned to limited partners.
Net asset value (NAV)
Limited partners' share of the fund if it were sold at fair value today: investments plus cash, less payables and accrued carried interest.
DPI
Distributions ÷ paid-in capital. The part of the return that is already cash.
RVPI
NAV ÷ paid-in capital. The part still held.
TVPI
(Distributions + NAV) ÷ paid-in capital. DPI plus RVPI.
Net IRR
Annualized return on the dated cash flows between the fund and its limited partners, with NAV treated as a final distribution on the report date.
Gross MOIC
Total value of an investment (realized plus unrealized) ÷ cost, before fees, expenses and carry.
Accrued carried interest
The general partner's 20% share of profit if the fund were liquidated at NAV today. Accrued, not paid.
Fair value
Private companies at the most recent priced round unless evidence says otherwise; public companies at the quoted closing price on the report date.

How the figures are prepared

Important information

Reporting calendar

Q2 2026 report and capital account statementsAugust 2026
Q3 2026 report and capital account statementsNovember 2026
Audited financial statements, fiscal 2026March 2027
Tax forms (Schedule K-1)March 2027
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How the template works

  1. 01

    Master pages

    A cover, a running head, a footer with the page count and the disclaimer, and six page types — letter, fund summary, portfolio, highlight, capital activity, appendix. Every size is set in one page unit, so a sheet is the same on screen, in the PDF and in print.

  2. 02

    A data sheet fills the tables

    One file holds what changes each quarter: commitments, each capital call, each distribution, each company's cost and value, and the trial timeline. Multiples, net IRR, the NAV bridge, accrued carry and the yearly schedule are computed from it, never typed.

  3. 03

    Rules that keep it consistent

    The build stops, and says why, if:

    • TVPI is not (distributions + NAV) ÷ paid-in, or DPI + RVPI is not TVPI
    • calls by year do not sum to paid-in, or the NAV bridge does not close as printed
    • a company's cost, value or multiple differs from the investor deck
    • a page uses the signal color for more than one thing