Tech Company Financing Transactions

Theranox Funding Round

Theranox closed a $14 million Series A funding round on 4/10/2006. Investors included NewSpring Capital and Quaker Partners.

Transaction Overview

Company Name
Announced On
4/10/2006
Transaction Type
Venture Equity
Amount
$14,000,000
Round
Series A
Investors

NewSpring Capital (Lead Investor) (Zev Scherl)

Quaker Partners (Lead Investor) (Matthew Rieke)

Proceeds Purpose
Theranox plans to use the financing to fund clinical trials and commercialize the use of gaseous Nitric Oxide for the treatment of chronic wounds such as Diabetic Ulcers and Venous Stasis Ulcers, as well as for other topical applications such as the treatment of post-surgical infections.

Company Information

Company Status
Out of Business
Industry
Biopharmaceutical
Mailing Address
10 Progress Place
Voorthees, NJ 08043
USA
Website
Email Address
Not Recorded
Overview
Theranox, Inc. is a venture-backed biopharmaceutical company dedicated to exploring medical applications of topically applied gaseous Nitric Oxide (gNO).
Profile
Theranox LinkedIn Company Profile
Social Media
Theranox Company Twitter Account
Company News
Theranox News
Facebook
Theranox on Facebook
YouTube
Theranox on YouTube

Management Team

Title
Name
Email & Social
President
Frank McCaney
  Frank McCaney LinkedIn Profile  Frank McCaney Twitter Account  Frank McCaney News  Frank McCaney on Facebook


 

 

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