A medical device company, which leverages digital health and cloud-based tools, announced on Thursday that it has raised $32 million in a series C round.
Endotronix, based in Woodridge, Illinois, raised the money from a syndicate of investors including BioVenture Investors, SV Life Sciences (SVLS), Lumira Capital, Aperture Venture Partners, and OSF Ventures. Existing investors, and an unnamed corporate investor, also participated in the round.
Including this round, the company has raised $50 million to date, according to the company’s CEO, Harry Rowland.
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