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Supira Medical Secures $120M Oversubscribed Series E Financing and Completes Enrollment of SUPPORT I Early Feasibility Study in the United States

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  • Mar 26
  • 1 min read

Whats Happening:

Supira Medical, a clinical-stage Shifamed portfolio company, has successfully raised $120 million in an oversubscribed Series E financing round. The funds will be used to accelerate the development of their percutaneous ventricular assist device (pVAD) for high-risk percutaneous coronary intervention (HRPCI) and cardiogenic shock patients. The company has also completed enrollment in its U.S. SUPPORT I Early Feasibility Study, evaluating the safety and feasibility of their pVAD in HRPCI patients.


Key Moves:

  • Supira Medical raises $120M in oversubscribed Series E financing

  • Funds to accelerate clinical programs for HRPCI and cardiogenic shock

  • Completion of enrollment in SUPPORT I Early Feasibility Study


By The Numbers:

  • $120M raised in Series E financing

  • 15 patients enrolled in SUPPORT I Early Feasibility Study

  • 85 HRPCI patients have benefited from the Supira System to date


Key Quotes:

  • "We are grateful for the continued confidence and support from our current investors and delighted to welcome new world-class investors to this financing consortium," - Dr. Nitin Salunke, President and CEO of Supira Medical

  • "We believe there is a massive unmet need for next-generation ventricular support devices to promote myocardial recovery and improve peripheral organ perfusion in HRPCI and CS patients," - Dr. Christopher Shen, Partner, Novo Holdings US


Bottom Line:

Supira Medical's successful $120M Series E financing and completion of the SUPPORT I Early Feasibility Study mark significant milestones in the development of their innovative pVAD technology. This funding and clinical progress position the company to potentially transform the treatment landscape for high-risk percutaneous coronary intervention and cardiogenic shock patients, addressing a critical unmet need in cardiovascular care.


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