CHF Technologies brings in $360K for heart failure treatments
CHF Technologies, a company that develops surgical equipment to treat congestive heart failure, has raised $360,000 of an expected $10.8 million round of debt and equity, according to a filing with the SEC. The San Ramon, Calif. company has previously been backed by Telegraph Hill Partners.
Next Story: Entrepreneur Corner Roundup: Firing your customers and looking beyond pre-valuation dollars
Previous Story: Industrial Origami eyes $20M to efficiently fold sheet metal
Tags: co:CHF Technologies, inv:Telegraph-Hill-Partners
Camille is the lead writer for GreenBeat. She came to VentureBeat from Google where she worked on its traditional platforms team, particularly in TV. Before that, she was a reporter for the Wall Street Journal in New York and London. Follow her on Twitter at @camillericketts, and follow VentureBeat on Twitter at @venturebeat.
With GreenBeat 2009, VentureBeat's all-star conference on all things Smart Grid, coming up in November, Camille will be expanding coverage of this exciting space. Stay up to date by following @greenbeat2009 on Twitter or by becoming a fan of the event on Facebook here.