CellAegis Devices raises $12.8 mln in CTI-led Series C round
Toronto medical device company CellAegis Devices Inc has secured about $12.8 million (US$9.5 million) in a Series C financing. The round was led by Canadian venture capital firm CTI Life Sciences Fund and co-led by an undisclosed U.S. strategic investor. MaRS Catalyst Fund, Broadview Ventures and several family offices also invested. With the deal, Dr. Shermaine Tilley, a CTI managing partner, and Broadview's Christopher Colecchi have joined the board. CellAegis has developed the non-invasive autoRIC Device, which delivers therapy to patients with cardiovascular conditions. It will use the funds raised to support U.S. clinical testing and commercialization.
14 March 2017•3 mins read
