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EarlySense detects $20m

Israel-based medical device maker EarlySense secured $20m today in a series F round led by Samsung Ventures Israel, the local corporate venturing arm of electronics conglomerate Samsung, which invested $10m. Medical device maker Welch Allyn and charitable organisation Noaber Foundation, both existing investors, returned for the round, as did Pitango Venture Capital, JK&B and Proseed… Continue reading EarlySense detects $20m

SIG helps Apus develop $100m series B

China-based mobile app developer Apus Group secured $100m on Friday in a series B round co-led by SIG Ventures, the corporate venturing unit of technology and trading firm Susquehanna International Group, according to Marbridge Daily. Chengwei Ventures and Qiming Venture Partners co-led the round, while Northern Light Venture Capital and Redpoint Ventures also participated. Qiming… Continue reading SIG helps Apus develop $100m series B

Half of Fortune 100 do venturing

Forty-seven of the 100 biggest US companies do venture capital investing, research by Global Corporate Venturing for our forthcoming World of Corporate Venturing has revealed.  The result was uncovered in detailed analysis of the Fortune 500 comparing it to Global Corporate Venturing’s database, for the supplement, which is published next week. The findings are likely… Continue reading Half of Fortune 100 do venturing

Cantargia files for IPO in Sweden

Cantargia, a Sweden-based biopharmaceutical company backed by life sciences business Lubio Science, has filed an initial public offering on the Nasdaq North First market in Stockholm, Sweden. The company plans to raise an initial SEK 44.1m ($5.4m) from the share issue, which would be increased to more than $12.2m if additional option rights are taken… Continue reading Cantargia files for IPO in Sweden