£1.1M
The round was led by Deepbridge Capital to help manufacture trial units for a new urinary tract infection diagnostic device.
FluoretiQ develops rapid diagnostic technology to detect bacterial infections within minutes.
University of Bristol spin-out developing rapid diagnostic platforms to identify bacterial infections and support appropriate antibiotic prescriptions.
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Cash, assets and headcount from FluoretiQ's latest Companies House filing — with year-on-year movement, free with a Winfred account.
Neciah Dorh
CEO
The round was led by Deepbridge Capital to help manufacture trial units for a new urinary tract infection diagnostic device.