RusnanoMedInvest, Domain Associates and investor syndicate back ReVision Optics vision correction technology with $55 mln investment

  • 02 August 2013

    RusnanoMedInvest invested in American technology for vision correction

    RusnanoMedInvest invested in American technology for vision correction

    Venture News

    American venture Fund Domain Associates, venture investment company RusnanoMedInvest (RMI, affiliate of ROSNANO) and a group of co-investors invest $55M in the company ReVision Optics, Inc., which develops innovation medical technology for treatment of age-dependent visual acuity decrement.

  • 31 July 2013

    As ReVision Raises $55M, Domain’s Brian Dovey Assesses Rusnano Gambit

    As ReVision Raises $55M, Domain’s Brian Dovey Assesses Rusnano Gambit

    Bruce V. Bigelow, Xconomy

    Almost 18 months ago, Domain Associates and the Russian state technology firm Rusnano agreed to jointly invest as much as $760 million in life sciences deals in the U.S. and Russia. Yesterday, the partners said they have completed their fifth deal—joining a $55 million equity round in ReVision Optics, a Lake Forest, CA-ophthalmic company.

  • 30 July 2013

    Rusnano Invests With U.S. Venture Fund

    Rusnano Invests With U.S. Venture Fund

    The Moscow Times

    Rusnano subsidiary RusnanoMednvest and U.S. venture fund Domain Associates have joined a consortium investing $55 million in the U.S. firm ReVision Optics, which is developing technologies to treat age-related vision loss, Interfax reported.

  • 30 July 2013

    Domain, Rusnano invest in ReVision

    Domain, Rusnano invest in ReVision

    BioCentury

    Domain Associates and Rusnano, the state-funded $10 billion Russian fund, made their fifth investment under a 2012 investment partnership in Domain portfolio company ReVision Optics Inc. (Lake Forest, Calif.). 

  • 30 July 2013

    J&J buys into ReVision Optics' $55M financing round

    J&J buys into ReVision Optics' $55M financing round

    Mark Hollmer, FierceMedicalDevices

    ReVision Optics attracted an impressive $55 million in new equity financing from the likes of Johnson & Johnson ($JNJ) and a Russian investor group--a massive cash infusion that will advance its hydrogel eye implant designed to help reduce the need for reading glasses.

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