Capital Medica, Cyberdyne, Eisai, Financial Agency, Mitsui, Mixi, Opt, NID, Philips, Sompo and Vector all took part in a round for the medical ICT tool developer.

Japan-based medical communication equipment provider Allm raised ¥5.6bn ($50m) in series A funding on Monday from multiple corporate investors.

The round included healthcare provider Capital Medica, robotics technology developer Cyberdyne, pharmaceutical firm Eisai, insurance digitalisation service Financial Agency and conglomerate Mitsui & Co, as well as internet company Mixi, system integrator Nippon Information Development (NID), electronics and healthcare group Philips and insurer Sompo Holdings.

Marketing firms Vector and Opt also invested, the latter through its Bonds Investment Group (BIG) subsidiary,…

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Edison Fu

Edison Fu is a reporter and Asia liaison at Global Corporate Venturing.
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