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6 stories about V-Wave
J&J’s $1.7 billion bet on Israeli heart device falters after FDA panel vote
10.12.25
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CTech
Advisors reject effectiveness of V-Wave’s implant, threatening the contingent value of last year’s acquisition.
Riding the V-Wave exit: Who are the big winners?
21.08.24
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Meir Orbach
The pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson announced on Tuesday the purchase of the Israeli medical device company for up to $1.7 billion. BRM is the largest shareholder in the company and is expected to receive at least $100 million. The second largest shareholder is Pontifax VC of Tomer Kariv and Ran Nussbaum. Other notable investors include Ilan Grinboim and Prof. Benad Goldwasser.
Johnson & Johnson to acquire Israeli medical device maker V-Wave for up to $1.7 billion
20.08.24
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Meir Orbach
V-Wave's device is implanted in the heart through a minimally invasive procedure to help reduce heart failure and other events.
Israel-based V-Wave raises $98 million for heart failure beating shunt
23.09.20
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Meir Orbach
Group of global healthcare investors backs the company as it gears up for clinical trials
These Ten Israeli Companies Raised the Most Money in 2018
03.07.18
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Orr Hirschauge
CTech takes a look at the biggest funding rounds of the past six months
Israeli Medical Device Developer V-Wave Raises $70 Million
26.04.18
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Meir Orbach
V-Wave develops a minimally invasive implanted shunt device for treating patients with severe heart failure