Funds backing medical devices, diagnostics and clinical hardware, ranked by how many they have actually financed.
Ranked by the number of medtech companies in each portfolio. Funds are included on the strength of deals they have actually done, not on how they describe themselves.
NLC
VCNLC Health Impact Fund
VCY Combinator
acceleratorEQT Ventures
VCPanakes Partners
VCLife Science Partners (LSP)
VCSFC Capital
VCBrabant Development Agency (BOM)
VCBrabantse Ontwikkelings Maatschappij (BOM)
VCMSU Research Foundation
VCBpifrance
VCSOSV
acceleratorInvest-NL
governmentPerceptive Advisors
VCEQT Life Sciences
VCBOM
VCAndera Partners
VCRA Capital Management
VCEuropean Innovation Council
governmentOrbiMed
VCBOM Brabant Ventures
VCEIC Fund
governmentBGF Ventures
VCDolby Family Ventures
family_officeSHS Gesellschaft für Beteiligungsmanagement
VCSHS Gesellschaft für Beteiligungsmanagement mbH
VCAlly Bridge Group
VCThe Trendlines Group
VCSHS Capital
VCSOS Ventures
VCSequoia Capital
VCHigh-Tech Gründerfonds
VCSofinnova Partners
VCUniversity of Oxford
institutionDeepbridge Capital
VCMorningside Ventures
VCBm|t
VCFONGIT
institutionAngel Physicians Fund
private_companyAndera Partners SCA
VCAndera Midcap
private_companyRA Capital Healthcare Fund
VCUK Govt. Future Fund
VCNovo Holdings
family_officeOxford Sciences Enterprises
VCHBM Healthcare Investments
VCEIC Accelerator program
VCIndustrifonden
VCTurenne Group
family_officeACF Investors
VCParkwalk Advisors
institutionOrbiMed Israel Partners
VCAdvent Life Sciences
VCArboretum Ventures
VCTurenne Capital
VCTurenne Groupe
VCHBM Healthcare Investment
VCSham Innovation Santé/Turenne Capital
VCAccelmed Ventures II
VCSegulah Medical Acceleration
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Every investor here has at least 2 portfolio companies tagged medtech. Membership is derived from the portfolio itself, so a fund appears because of the companies it backed rather than because its website lists medtech as a focus area.
Ranking is by number of medtech companies, then by total investment count. Counts move as new rounds are recorded, and a fund can appear in several sectors at once — most generalists do.