HTGF et al. invest €500,000 in Microstim
High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), HCS Beteiligungsgesellschaft, Fides Finanz-Invest and Genius Venture Capital have backed Microstim, a medical devices company, with €500,000.
The fresh capital will be used to apply for European CE approval and the first clinical application of Microstim's muscle stimulator.
Genius Venture invested via its Technologiefonds MV fund, a €6m vehicle that closed in April 2009.
Previous funding
HTGF initially invested €500,000 in Microstim in 2009, backing the firm's preparation to enter the clinical trial phase with its muscle stimulator in early 2010.
In 2011, HTGF, Genius Venture and Fides Finanz-Invest injected €1.5m to develop the stimulator further.
Company
Microstim is based in Wismar and was founded in 2007. The company primarly develops tissue-maintaining and function-preserving implantable muscle stimulators for muscle-powered cardiac assistance.
People
Christian Semmler is managing director of HCS. Norbert W Guldner is cardiac surgeon and researcher at Microstim. Peter Klapproth is co-founder and managing director of Microstim.
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