23Nov
23Nov
Skyline Medical (SKLN) Reports Approval in Canada to Market STREAMWAY System
Skyline Medical Inc. (NASDAQ: SKLN) announces that it has received a Medical Device Establishment License to sell the STREAMWAY System and related disposables in Canada. Read more >>
23Nov
Myomo Wants to Help Brain Injury Survivors Overcome Paralysis
For those who experience a stroke or traumatic brain injury, some are left with having to cope and adapt to having a paralyzed or weak limb. According to Cleveland Clinic, patients who have a left-brain stroke may experience paralysis on the right side of their body. Also, as stated by the National Stroke Association, as many as 9 out of 10 stroke survivors have some degree of paralysis immediately following a stroke. Myomo, a medtech company, is working to empower...
22Nov
The Angel Investor Portfolio
The following post is from Antonette Ho, Group Operations Manager at Boston Harbor Angels. Original post can be found here >> Boston Harbor Angels I recently had the privilege to attend an Angel Portfolio Workshop, hosted by the Boston Harbor Angels, one of the top angel groups in the country. Attendees were members of the Boston Harbor Angels who had diverse portfolios and a variety of experiences as angel investors. It was a lively discussion where participants shared best practices based on their...
22Nov
Myomo Announces Planned IPO
Myomo, a medical robotics company, has submitted a Form 1-A with the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding its proposes initial public offering on the NYSE. Read more >>
22Nov
Medical Robotics Firm Myomo Explores Going Public
Myomo, Inc., a commercial-stage medical robotics company whose products enable users to overcome upper extremity paralysis (www.myomo.com), announced today that it has confidentially submitted a Form 1-A with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) relating to the proposed initial public offering of its common stock under the recently amended provisions of Regulation A pursuant to the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act of 2012. The number of shares to be offered and the price range for the proposed offering have...
19Nov
Medical robotics firm treating upper extremity paralysis explores going public
Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Myomo announced Friday that it is taking advantage of new SEC provisions that allow early-stage companies to raise capital without restricting it to only accredited investors Through the Regulation A+ provision, which is an amendment to Regulation A, the Securities & Exchange Commission adopted rules that went into effect June 2015 allowing early-stage companies to raise a maximum of $50 million from the public. They are known as mini-IPOs and mark a pivotal moment given the agency accepted equity crowdfunding...
19Nov
Myomo Files for Reg A+ Offer. Expects to List on NYSE Following Funding Round
Myomo, a medical robotics company whose products enable users to overcome upper extremity paralysis, has filed a Form 1-A with the SEC indicating its intent to raise money under Reg A+, a crowdfunding exemption that allows issuers to seek up to $50 million in capital. Read more >>
19Nov
Myomo registers for IPO
Myomo said today it filed with the SEC for an initial public offering, looking to register on the NYSE under the ticker symbol “MYO”. Myomo develops and produces myoelectric orthotics for patients with neuromuscular disorders, including its flagship MyoPro line. The orthosis devices are non-invasive, powered braces used to support weak or deformed arms and hands to allow for functional activity. Read more >>
18Nov