BC startups Kardium, HTEC, Kobalt, Symvivo receive cumulative $11.1 million from feds
The four recipients operate in the life sciences, cleantech, and digital sectors.
The four recipients operate in the life sciences, cleantech, and digital sectors.
Despite Omicron-related “setbacks,” Think Research sees strong Q1 revenue growth.
Amid staffing shortages, Able aims to enable healthcare workers to “do more with less.”
Well Ventures, physician-backed Cherry Health aims to build “digital home for doctors.”
Plus: Well Health Technologies posts record Q1 revenue.
The three startups represent Volta’a 10th cohort for its mentorship program.
Plus: Peloton’s earnings are even worse than expected.
Despite record revenues the last two quarters, Well’s share price has fallen nearly 43 percent over six months.
Both healthtech companies noted user-driven revenue growth while share prices continue to tumble.
Plus: Think Research to continue acquisition spree with new $25 million credit facility.
Think Research saw 178 percent YoY rise in revenue, nearly tripled net loss last year.
Cyno users can choose between individual or group health services.
Deal adds LSK’s “lab-in-a-box” testing platform to Nicoya’s portfolio of digital proteomics tech.
Plus: Clipboard Health, which matches health workers with facilities, raises $80M.
Think Research has been actively purchasing companies since its TSXV debut.