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Eventum Orthopaedics raises £2.5m Series A funding from Mercia and private investors to scale operations.

The Yorkshire-based medical technology company secured backing from Mercia and private investors to support production and international expansion.

£2.5MSeries A

Share allotment filed at Companies House

Eventum Orthopaedics is a medical technology company that has developed a sensor device designed to improve the precision and outcomes of knee replacement surgery.

Eventum Orthopaedics has secured £2.5m in a Series A funding round to advance its medical device technology. The investment was backed by Mercia through NPIF and its EIS funds, alongside private investors including specialist orthopaedic surgeons. The company will direct the capital towards initiating production, expanding its technical and sales workforce, and pursuing regulatory approval in the United States. Based in Yorkshire, the firm previously raised an initial funding round in 2021 to support product development and secure UK regulatory approval for its Quadsense device.


From the founder

"The Eventum team have done a massive amount of work in a short space of time in developing Quadsense and getting it approved for clinical use. We are now excited to start scaling up the team to commercialise the product, as well as bringing further innovations to the orthopaedics market."
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John Naybour

CEO at Eventum Orthopaedics


Investor perspective

"John and his team have made great progress with the initial funding and this latest round will enable them to roll out the product to the global marketplace."
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Connie Smith

Mercia


Use of funds

  1. 01Grow the team
  2. 02Continue product development
  3. 03Expand into international markets

Investors

Mercia

Connie Smith

Mercia

Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund

Keira Shepperson

Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund


Categories

MedTech

About the company

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Eventum Orthopaedics

Eventum Orthopaedics develops sensor technology to improve knee replacement surgery.

Ilkley, UK Founded 2020
£3.9MRaised