AAA September 2015 – Page 3

Oscillated, not stirred: NiTech Solutions’ licence to crystallise

NiTech Solutions is a spin-out of Scotland’s Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. The company designs and licenses new reactors and crystallisers based on patented baffled reactor technology. Paul Hodges is NiTech’s Chairman. He previously worked for 17 years at ICI. LEIF: What’s NiTech’s innovation? What do you do that other companies can’t do? Paul Hodges: It’s all… Continue reading Oscillated, not stirred: NiTech Solutions’ licence to crystallise

LifeImage pictures $5m investment

LifeImage, a US-based platform provider to exchange medical images, has attracted $5m in funding from Zaffre Investments, the corporate venturing arm of insurance company Blue Cross Shield of Massachusetts. Founded in 2008, LifeImage has created an exchange platform aimed at healthcare providers to easily share imaging data no matter where an exam was performed. The… Continue reading LifeImage pictures $5m investment

DST helps declare MyRepublic’s $16m round

Singapore-based internet services provider MyRepublic has raised $16m from investors including telecoms firm DST Communications, Tech in Asia reported today. Several undisclosed investors also participated in the funding round, which will support MyRepublic’s aim of becoming the country’s fourth telecommunications service provider after SingTel, Starhub and M1. Currently, the company offers broadband internet access and… Continue reading DST helps declare MyRepublic’s $16m round

Metabiota predicts series A extension

Metabiota, US-based big data analytics provider focused on predicting disease outbreaks, has secured a $1m extension for its series A round from internet company Google, taking the round to $31m. Google, which invested through its corporate venturing subsidiary Google Ventures, will also partner with Metabiota by giving it access to its own forecasting and risk-management… Continue reading Metabiota predicts series A extension

Hearst’s $21m investment is Complex

US-based digital media company Complex has received a $21m investment from media conglomerate Hearst in return for an undisclosed minority stake, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday. Launched in 2000, Complex operates a network of websites focused on topics ranging from street fashion and pop culture to music. The company previously raised a total… Continue reading Hearst’s $21m investment is Complex