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V-Wave

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ג'ונסון אנד ג'ונסון מטה החברה בניו ג'רזי ארה"ב

J&J’s $1.7 billion bet on Israeli heart device falters after FDA panel vote

10.12.25|CTech
Advisors reject effectiveness of V-Wave’s implant, threatening the contingent value of last year’s acquisition.
ניר ברקת שר הכלכלה ו אלי ברקת

Riding the V-Wave exit: Who are the big winners?

21.08.24|Meir Orbach
The pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson announced on Tuesday the purchase of the Israeli medical device company for up to $1.7 billion. BRM is the largest shareholder in the company and is expected to receive at least $100 million. The second largest shareholder is Pontifax VC of Tomer Kariv and Ran Nussbaum. Other notable investors include Ilan Grinboim and Prof. Benad Goldwasser.
ג'ונסון אנד ג'ונסון ג'ונסון _alt ג'ונסון

Johnson & Johnson to acquire Israeli medical device maker V-Wave for up to $1.7 billion

20.08.24|Meir Orbach
V-Wave's device is implanted in the heart through a minimally invasive procedure to help reduce heart failure and other events. 
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Israel-based V-Wave raises $98 million for heart failure beating shunt

23.09.20|Meir Orbach
Group of global healthcare investors backs the company as it gears up for clinical trials
תל אביב נוף בניינים קו רקיע בניה מגדלים

These Ten Israeli Companies Raised the Most Money in 2018

03.07.18|Orr Hirschauge
CTech takes a look at the biggest funding rounds of the past six months
מוסף ניתוח מנתחים רופא רופאים חדר ניתוח

Israeli Medical Device Developer V-Wave Raises $70 Million

26.04.18|Meir Orbach
V-Wave develops a minimally invasive implanted shunt device for treating patients with severe heart failure