MobiHealth News December 4, 2023
Jessica Hagen

The gastrointestinal surgery-focused company will use the funds to advance its endoluminal robotics technology for minimally invasive procedures.

EndoQuest, an endoluminal robotics technology company, announced it closed a $42 million C-1 preferred financing round.

Existing investors CE Ventures Limited and McNair Interests Ltd. participated in the round, as did new investor Puma Venture Capital LLC.

WHAT IT DOES

The Houston-based company developed a flexible robotics surgery system to perform minimally invasive procedures in upper and lower gastrointestinal and other endoluminal areas. The platform allows for endoluminal and single-incision surgery through the body’s natural orifices or via a transumbilical incision.

EndoQuest plans to use the funds for growth, which includes scaling its commercialization efforts, achieving regulatory milestones and furthering...

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