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Nexa3D raises $55 million, with plans to expand manufacturing operations
News Commentary | May 25, 2021
Polymer 3D printing companies are focusing on developing ecosystems and strengthening verticals to capture market share to generate more revenue. However, revenue for the publicly listed 3D printing companies has not seen any significant growth recently. Though Nexa3D is following the trend and ... Not part of subscription
Knowde strengthens market leadership by raising $72 million Series B
News Commentary | August 12, 2021
Knowde is taking off fast, having recently formed multiple strong partnerships and raised $86 million in investment funding the past 15 months. The rise of Knowde is partially due to the increasing adoption of digital sales platforms (DSPs) by the chemical and ingredient industry to drive new sales ... Not part of subscription
Embraer's urban air mobility business Eve to go public
News Commentary | January 27, 2022
Following its launch as an independent company in October 2020, Embraer's Eve will be going public via a special purpose acquisition company after partnering with Zanite Acquisition Corp. The company wants to use the funds raised for further R&D of the technology, with a target to certify ... Not part of subscription
by Danielle Bradnan
This move by telehealth company Amwell (formerly American Well) is riding a wave of unprecedented legislative and funding support for telehealth, but clients should be aware that the company is predominantly focused on video conferencing software despite last year's launch of a hospital-based remote patient monitoring cart. Amwell will need to use all available resources from the IPO to develop or acquire a platform that integrates a more consumer-focused remote monitoring offering in order to compete with major rival Teladoc's staggering Livongo acquisition. Without these tools, Amwell will struggle to remain relevant as the future of telehealth moves away from traditional conferencing software.
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