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InSightec

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Insightec raises $150 million six months after cutting 20% of staff

19.06.24|Golan Hazani
The healthcare company, which has developed a platform that focuses on sound waves, safely guided by MRI, to provide tremor treatment to patients, raised the funding at a $375 million valuation, down from $1 billion
MRI של חברת אינסייטק insightec

Medical device company Insightec laying off 100 employees, 20% of workforce

19.12.23|Golan Hazani
The Israeli company has developed a platform that focuses on sound waves, guided by MRI, to provide tremor treatment to patients with medication-refractory essential tremor and Parkinson's disease
צ'ארלס קוך charles koch תעשיין אמריקאי

Koch Industries Backs Medical Device Company InSightec in Series F Round

09.03.20|Adi Pick
Koch Disruptive Technologies, the venture capital arm of Koch Industries, has committed to investing up to $150 million in Insightec according to a post-money valuation of $1.3 billion
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צ'ארלס קוך charles koch תעשיין אמריקאי

Koch Industries Completes Second Stage of Investment in Medical Device Company InSightec

01.02.18|Dror Reich
Overall, Koch has invested $100 million in the Israel-based company out of a total equity funding round of $150 million
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Koch Industries to Invest Up to $150 Million in Medical Device Company InSightec

14.12.17|Micky Grunfeld
Israel-based InSightec develops ultrasound devices that use MRI guidance to target specific body tissues, providing treatment for a variety of conditions