Merck has followed up a $30m investment in the data management company with funding that brought its total equity financing to $90m.
Pharmaceutical company Merck’s Global Health Innovation Fund (Merck GHI) invested an undisclosed amount in US-based data management company Liaison Technologies on Thursday, bringing its total funding to $90m.
Founded in 2000, Liaison’s cloud-based healthcare data management platform enables doctors to securely share, store and exchange patient data. The company has also adapted its software to the financial, logistics, retail and manufacturing sectors.
Merck GHI initially invested $30m in Liaison in 2012. According to regulatory filings, Liaison also raised $728,000 in…