2.56MSEK in funding
Developeration AB receives 2,56MSEK in funding for product development and clinical investigations from Sthlm Life Scale-Up Program from Region Stockholm, KI Innovations AB and Tillväxtverket. https://newsroom.notified.com/karolinskainnovations-ki-press/posts/pressreleases/stockholmsforetag-med-tillvaxtpotential-delar
Funding from the European Union’s Horizon
Developeration’s novel device PexyEazy for the surgical treatment of haemorrhoids has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement number: 878276, the first phase of SME Instrument, Horizon 2020. https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/225118/factsheet/en
Member of the KI Innovations Incubator programme
Developeration AB become a member of the Karolinska Institutet Innovations incubator programme, DRIVE. https://www.lifesciencesweden.se/article/view/599332/ki_innovations_valjer_ut_bolag http://www.mynewsdesk.com/se/karolinska-institutet-innovations-ab/pressreleases/nu-erbjuder-vi-starkare-stoed-till-innovativa-bolag-inom-life-science-2492287
Funding from Novo
Developeration AB receives funding from Novo nordisk fonden, Exploratory Pre-seed.
Funding from EIT Health
Developeration AB receives funding from EIT Health, Proof of Concept.
Funding from Vinnova
Developeration AB receives funding from Vinnova, “Innovativa Startups, fas 1”, for further development of PexyEazy, a new operation method for treatment of haemorrhoids. https://www.vinnova.se/p/pexyeazy—en-ny-operationsmetod-for-behandling-av-hemorrojder/
STING Test Drive Health
Developeration AB participate in the program for entrepreneur, STING (Stockholm Innovation & Growth) Test Drive Health. http://www.mynewsdesk.com/se/stockholm_innovation___growth__sting/pressreleases/13-innovativa-haelsostartups-utvalda-till-sting-test-drive-1745877
Funding from Vinnova
Developeration AB receives funding from Vinnova for development of a new operation methods for treatment of haemorrhoids. http://www.vinnova.se/sv/Resultat/Projekt/Effekta/2009-02172/Utveckling-av-nytt-operationsinstrument-for-behandling-av-hemorrojder/