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A venture capital corporation is based in Canada with the government serving as a limited partner participates in Angel through Series A rounds, typically allocating CAD $100K to $200K for Angel rounds and CAD $500K to $1M for Pre-A and Series A rounds. It is open to co-investments and occasionally acts as a limited partner in other investment funds. The firm seeks innovative projects that align with the interests of its affiliated operating company, which specializes in immunology-based diagnostics. 

In addition to direct investments, the firm in-licenses intellectual property from universities and engages in joint ventures with other partners. With its own internal management and engineering team, the firm plays an active role in helping startups enter the market and commercialize their products. The firm is open to working with companies globally. 

Its core areas of interest include AI-driven digital health, medical devices, and diagnostics – particularly those involving antigen and antibody pairs. The firm favors companies that are nearing commercialization and can be integrated into its existing AI platform. A board seat is typically preferred in investments. 

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A venture capital investor based in Asia with a presence in the US makes early- to expansion-stage investments across multiple sectors, ranging from smart cities and fintech to healthcare. Investment size is highly variable depending on the company’s stage. The firm invests alongside other venture capital firms in companies located in North America and Europe that have a market expansion strategy into Asia. 

The firm takes an opportunistic approach to digital healthcare companies, particularly those leveraging AI and bioinformatics to accelerate the drug discovery process. 

The firm seeks entrepreneurs who are passionate, driven, and enthusiastic, with sustainable business models and globally scalable ideas. 

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An investment bank headquartered in the US  does not act as a traditional investment bank, as the firm participates in venture capital, investing in and working with early-stage technology and life science companies with the main goal of taking the companies to public markets. The firm has also spun out and out-licensed technologies from universities and has capabilities to help with company formation, business strategy, IP, and early IPOs. The firm utilizes a sister company to further analyze company technologies and IPs. The firm can fund from $5-12M USD from Seed to Series A rounds with preference in US-based companies, though the firm is open to global companies. 
 
The firm is looking at biotech, medical devices, and diagnostics companies and is technology-agnostic. The firm generally does not look at digital health. There has been strong interest in immuno-oncology, neurology, and CNS. 
 

The firm works closely with companies and founders and will lead investment rounds. The firm typically requires taking a board or observer seat while deciding strategy, and once the company goes public, the firm will bring in a board member with expertise in the field. 

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A venture capital firm, founded in 2019, is a global venture capital investor. The firm specializes in early-stage medical device companies and actively leverages expertise and industry resources to support portfolio companies. The firm prefers taking a leading role in investment rounds and may seek board seats in such cases. 

The firm focuses on medical devices and is open to all subsectors and indications. The firm seeks innovative technologies, primarily investing in Class III devices, and occasionally considers Class II devices if they demonstrate significant innovation. The firm is open to working with companies at all stages, including those in the early idea phase. 

The firm prefers founding teams with strong scientific expertise and comprehensive knowledge of their respective fields. 

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An early-stage venture capital firm, headquartered in the U.S., allocates roughly 40% of its investments to life sciences. The firm primarily invests from the Seed stage, with the ability to provide follow-on capital. Check sizes are flexible, typically reaching up to mid-6 figures. The firm is open to evaluating opportunities from global companies. 

The firm has broad interests in life sciences and healthcare sectors and considers all types of innovative technologies and indication/disease areas.  
 
The firm does not impose specific requirements on company structure or management teams. 

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An investment holding company founded by leading European institutions has raised over €100 million from a base of more than 200 institutional and private shareholders. The firm invests from Seed to Series B stages, with a strong preference for early-stage companies and potential for follow-on funding. Check sizes can reach up to $2 million per company, with flexibility based on the stage of development. The firm is open to both leading and co-investing, and while it is primarily Europe-focused, it is increasingly pursuing U.S. opportunities. 

The firm invests across biotech, MedTech (including therapeutics, medical devices, and diagnostics), and digital health. It remains modality- and indication-agnostic, seeking opportunities with strong growth potential and technological innovation. 

There are no specific requirements for company founding teams, and the firm works closely with its portfolio companies to support their development. 

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A global manufacturing company, with over a century of history, is a leader in advanced materials and pressure-sensitive adhesive technologies. With a strong presence in the U.S. for many decades, it has built a reputation for innovation across industries including aerospace, electronics, healthcare, automotive, housing/construction, environmental applications, and general industry. 

In healthcare, the firm is actively seeking strategic partnerships with early-stage companies that complement its product lines. While it is open to meeting startups at the Series A stage, its focus is more on the development stage of technologies rather than funding rounds. The company has a global outlook and welcomes partnerships worldwide. 
 
The company is particularly interested in medical devices and digital health solutions. Priority technologies include sensors for applications such as injury prevention, rehabilitation for musculoskeletal disorders, stroke recovery, and neurological conditions. The company favors startups with prototypes and looks for technologies aligned with its existing products, such as flexible or stress sensors. 

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