Portfolio

Bingli
Digital HealthThe smartest medical interview
Bingli
BlueBee
Digital HealthCutting-edge digital technology to drastically accelerate DNA processing and analysis.
BlueBee

Cartagenia
Digital HealthSoftware solutions for genetic diagnosis
Cartagenia


Confo Therapeutics
Pharma & BiotechStabilize, target, discover and transform
Confo Therapeutics

DEO.care
Digital HealthData-Driven Efficiency for the Operating Room
DEO.care

Diagenode
DiagnosticsLeading molecular diagnostics
Diagenode


FEops
Digital HealthTransforming cardiac images into digital twins
FEops


Icometrix
Digital HealthTransforming patient care through AI-driven imaging
Icometrix

Indigo Diabetes
Digital HealthGlucose-monitoring sensors
Indigo Diabetes

Mainstay Medical
Medical DevicesRehabilitative treatment for severe low back pain
Mainstay Medical

Minze
Digital HealthUroflowmetry and bladder diaries reinvented
Minze

Neotiv
Digital HealthEnabling cognitive health
Neotiv

Noona
Digital HealthEngaging cancer patients in their care
Noona


Ogeda
Pharma & BiotechClinical-stage drug discovery
Ogeda

exited

Sector
Pharma & Biotech
Headquarters
Belgium
Portfolio entry
2016: Capricorn Healthtech Fund I
Exit
2017

Clinical-stage drug discovery
Ogeda is a drug development company with a chemistry service business focusing on discovery of small molecules targeting GPCRs. The companies’ lead program for the non-hormonal treatment of hot flashes is addressing a huge issue for woman worldwide and attracted the attention of Japanese based Astellas
The investment illustrates the fund’s belief that purpose-driven R&D companies within healthcare are critical for developing novel solutions to improve the quality of life of people. The company was successfully sold to Astellas for a purchase price of €500 million plus milestones.



Sequana Medical
Medical DevicesInnovative treatments for fluid overload
Sequana Medical

Thryve
Digital HealthShaping the Future of Personalized Health
Thryve

iSTAR Medical
Medical DevicesImplants for patients with glaucoma