• Ledger

  Participated · Series A · Mar 2017

  Ledger is a Paris-based firm operating in the digital asset space. In the fourth quarter of last year the company completed a $50 million secondary share sale in which an early investor sold their stake. The deal was led by CEO Pascal Gauthier. Gauthier has stated the company has no imminent plans for a public offering. The company declined to disclose its valuation in connection with the transaction.

• Acupera, Inc.

  Participated · Series A · Aug 2014

  Acupera is a San Francisco-based provider of population health and workflow technology for health systems. Its integrated clinical analytics and workflow platform mines data from EHRs, medical claims, lab results and devices to evaluate patient populations and generate care plans addressing clinical and behavioral gaps. The system supports both population- and patient-level strategies for managing care. Acupera's platform is deployed at St. Vincent Medical Center, a 22-hospital system in Indianapolis. Led by CEO Ronald Razmi, the company plans to use the new capital to scale its product development team and expand its customer implementation group. Financially, Acupera secured $4m in Series A financing from Lightspeed Venture Partners and The Whittemore Collection.

• Cobalt Technologies

  Led · Series D · May 2011

  Cobalt Technologies develops and manufactures biobutanol (n-butanol) from non-food crops and biomass byproducts. Its biobutanol is sold into paints, coatings and renewable chemicals markets and can also be processed into jet fuel; the DOE notes biobutanol has greater energy density than ethanol. The company uses a non-genetically modified organism to ferment sugars from low-cost feedstocks such as wood chips and agricultural residues. Cobalt plans to build a 470,000 gallon-per-year demonstration plant in Alpena, Michigan, which is expected to start up around April 2012. It will generate some revenue from the Alpena facility and use that revenue along with the Series D proceeds to begin development of its first commercial plants. Cobalt is also developing bio jet fuel(s) under a partnership with the U.S. Navy struck in late 2010. Cobalt Technologies is a San Jose alternative energy startup. The article does not describe the company’s specific products or technology. It has secured $3 million of a planned $9 million second round. The partial raise was reported in a regulatory filing. The filing and report were cited by PE Week. No operating metrics, revenue figures, or future plans were disclosed in the article.

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