Medical innovation has become a significant focus for the venture capital industry in the past ten years and the medical device industry is predicted to be worth more than $8.5bn by 2025.
However, making the right investment in a medical technology company at the right time is always a fine balance. In most circumstances companies need to have already established themselves within a specific market through their technology, product or service. At the same time, they need additional capital to accelerate growth and build on their achievements to date. This is particularly relevant in medtech market where innovation needs both time and money to prove itself clinically. Injecting new life: How to fill the gaping hole in support for R&D intensive businesses at late-s...
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