AXA Venture Partners raises €130M funding; focuses on Europe, North America and…
AXA Venture Partners (AVP) is a venture capital firm with its presence in several countries has invested in many high-growth technology companies.
Health technology, digital therapeutics, biotech, and the slow remaking of medical practice through software and devices.
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AXA Venture Partners (AVP) is a venture capital firm with its presence in several countries has invested in many high-growth technology companies.
Recently, Kaia Health, a digital therapeutics company focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI) has pulled in €8.8 million in a Series A round led by Balderton Capital.
With every passing day, the number of cardiac patients are escalating globally.
Based out of Belgium, Phasya, a company which develops drowsiness detection software has raised €967,000 in equity from several private and institutional investors.
Stockholm-based e-pharmacy Meds has bagged €5 million in a funding round led by Inbox Capital.
Galway-based Medtech startup Atlantic Therapeutics has obtained €28 million in Series B funding following FDA’s green signal for its garment-based device that treats incontinence.
Shift Invest, an open-innovation investment platform has invested in the U.K startup Changing Health.
Lausanne-based clinical-stage biopharmaceutical startup Oculis has secured €13.8 million in Series B annexe funding round by led Tekla Capital Management, with participation from Nan Fung Life Sciences and existing investors.
The Netherlands is the birthplace of WiFi, Bluetooth, the compact disc and LED technology – as well as historic breakthroughs such as the wood saw, microscope and submarine.
Amsterdam-based NLC, a European health tech venture builder, has invested €1 million in their own company in the latest development.
Undoubtedly, the Netherlands is one of the most capable countries to establish a business with an idea.
EIT Digital and its European partners today launched a new European care innovation to help elderly people prepare for visits to their doctor.