KitoTech Medical, Inc.

Seattle, WA · Founded 2011 · CIK 0001611753 · Medtech · Private

microMend, a wound closure device for personal and professional use

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Grants
—
No SBIR or STTR on record
Sector median: 1
Raised
$16M
8 Form D · Jun 2024
28 months since last filing
Contracts
—
No federal contracts on record
Patents
20
5 granted · 15 pending
Sector median: 2

Capital Timeline

Federal above the line · equity below · node area scaled to amount
Capital and federal award history
DateEventSourceAmount
Private capital raisedForm D · SEC$100,000
Private capital raisedForm D · SEC$1,651,479
Private capital raisedForm D · SEC$50,000
Private capital raisedForm D · SEC$339,000
Private capital raisedForm D · SEC$300,000
Private capital raisedForm D · SEC$407,000
Private capital raisedForm D · SEC$13,450,315
Private capital raisedForm D · SEC$200,000
Form D · SEC

Peer position

Medtech · 4531 companies · ranked on federal contract value
Medtech companies ranked by federal contract value
#CompanyContractsDisclosed equity
1950KENTUCKY IMAGING TECHNOLOGIES, LLC——
1951Intact Vascular—$80M
1952BioIntelliSense, Inc.—$140M
1953KitoTech Medical, Inc.—$16M
1954Theranos Inc—$627M
1955NOVAFLUX, INC.——
1956Artisight, Inc.——

Ranked on federal contract value rather than capital raised. The equity column is the comparison worth making — companies at the same procurement position often sit at very different points in their funding history.

Founders & Team

From Form D filings · 12 related persons
  • Ron BerensonDirector · Executive Officer
  • Ronald BerensonDirector · Executive Officer · Promoter
  • John BrzezenskiDirector
  • John CanadyDirector
  • Imre EszenyiDirector
  • Pat FryDirector
  • Michael GruberDirector
  • Henry KimDirector
  • Cameron PollockDirector
  • Jens QuistgaardDirector
  • Ed TruittDirector
  • Edward TruittDirector

Patents

USPTO · 5 granted of 20

Regulatory activity · Medtech

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