Private Equity
Wayne, Pennsylvania-based Intact Vascular Inc, a developer of medical devices for minimally invasive peripheral vascular procedures, has secured $25 million in financing. Vensana Capital led the round with participation from other investors that included New Enterprise Associates, H.I.G. BioHealth Partners and Quaker Partners.
1 min read · 29 May 2019
Wayne, Pennsylvania-based Intact Vascular Inc, a developer of medical devices for minimally invasive peripheral vascular procedures, has secured $25 million in financing. Vensana Capital led the round with participation from other investors that included New Enterprise Associates, H.I.G. BioHealth Partners and Quaker Partners.
1 min read · 29 May 2019
Wayne, Pennsylvania-based Vesper Medical Inc, a developer of medical devices for minimally invasive peripheral vascular procedures, has secured $37 million in financing. Vensana Capital and Gilde led the round with participation from New Enterprise Associates and Quaker Partners.
1 min read · 29 May 2019
Wayne, Pennsylvania-based Vesper Medical Inc, a developer of medical devices for minimally invasive peripheral vascular procedures, has secured $37 million in financing. Vensana Capital and Gilde led the round with participation from New Enterprise Associates and Quaker Partners.
1 min read · 29 May 2019
Los Angeles and Boston-based Mission, a managed services and consulting company for Amazon Web Services, has secured $15 million in funding. The investor was Great Hill Partners.
1 min read · 29 May 2019
San Francisco-based Outschool, a marketplace of live online classes for K-12 students, has secured $8.5 million in Series A funding, according to a blog post. Union Square Ventures and Reach Capital led the round.
1 min read · 28 May 2019
San Francisco-based Outschool, a marketplace of live online classes for K-12 students, has secured $8.5 million in Series A funding, according to a blog post. Union Square Ventures and Reach Capital led the round.
1 min read · 28 May 2019
Inventys, a Vancouver-based carbon technology company, is leading a project to develop a full-cycle solution to capture and reuse CO₂ from a cement plant while also reducing emissions. Project CO₂MENT secured undisclosed funding from Swiss building materials group LafargeHolcim and French energy company Total. Other investors included CO₂ Capture Project and the B.C. and federal governments. Inventys, which closed a $21 million Series C round in February, said the project will assess the potential for a new model for supplying post-combustion CO₂ to the existing CO₂ market and the feasibility of new CO₂ utilization technologies.
6 min read · 28 May 2019
Inventys, a Vancouver-based carbon technology company, is leading a project to develop a full-cycle solution to capture and reuse CO₂ from a cement plant while also reducing emissions. Project CO₂MENT secured undisclosed funding from Swiss building materials group LafargeHolcim and French energy company Total. Other investors included CO₂ Capture Project and the B.C. and federal governments. Inventys, which closed a $21 million Series C round in February, said the project will assess the potential for a new model for supplying post-combustion CO₂ to the existing CO₂ market and the feasibility of new CO₂ utilization technologies.
6 min read · 28 May 2019
Venture capital funds put $1 billion to work in 142 Canadian technology deals in the first quarter of 2019, according to a report by the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (CVCA). CVCA said Q1 2019 marked the fifth billion-dollar quarter in Canada since 2013 and saw 48 percent more dollars invested than in Q1 2018. The report found seven mega-rounds ($50 million-plus) during January through March, which accounted for 57 percent of the total invested. Information and communication technology companies captured 59 percent of VC invested in Q1 2019, followed by clean technology companies, which took 19 percent. Late-stage companies secured 47 percent, the largest share since 2014.
4 min read · 28 May 2019
