Stentys has raised US$18 million
March 2008 — Stentys has raised US$18 million through private equity investment.
Stentys develops a new-generation stent designed for treatment of acute myocardial infarction and coronary artery bifurcations. Based in Princeton, New Jersey, and Paris, France, the company intends to make treatment of complex blocked coronary arteries as simple and effective as a conventional stenting procedure.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins’ team in France advised Stentys on its two financing rounds, raising a total of US$18 million. The team continues to advise Stentys on corporate strategic matters.
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