A USA-based firm makes equity investments in commercial stage (post regulatory approval) healthcare companies with meaningful revenue and traction. The firm typically invests between $15-$50m per company.
The firm invests exclusively in healthcare and is open to all sub-sectors within the industry. That said, the firm does not invest in pre-revenue companies or those with regulatory risk; investments are made in revenue-generating companies with products that have already received regulatory approval or which do not require regulatory approval. The firm looks for companies with meaningful marketplace validation and growing revenues, where the firm’s investment could help to accelerate the adoption.
The firm prefers to invest in management teams with experience in leading and growing businesses of scale and relevant industry experience.
If you are interested in more information about this investor and other investors tracked by LSN, please email mandates@lifesciencenation.com.
Hot Investor Mandate: USA VC Firm Invests Up to $50M in Growth Stage, Revenue Generating Companies with Strong Marketplace Validation
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