Sectors / Healthcare & life sciences
Healthcare investor introductions
Investor readiness and investor relations for healthcare and life sciences companies preparing for institutional investors, and introductions to funds and family offices with a healthcare mandate.
Preparation comes first
Investors rarely understand a company as well as its management expects. In healthcare the gap is wider, because regulatory pathways, reimbursement and clinical evidence all have to be explained in the investor's terms.
So we start with investor readiness: fixed-scope work to get the story, the numbers and the evidence into a shape a fund can assess, before anyone is introduced.
What we do
Investor readiness
Fixed-scope work to prepare a company for institutional investors.
Introductions
To funds, family offices and lenders whose healthcare mandates fit, with context on both sides.
Investor relations
Keeping you in front of those investors after the first meeting, so the relationship builds between rounds.
Who it suits
- A healthcare business preparing for its first institutional investors
- A diagnostics or medical device company planning its next round
- A life sciences company that needs investors who understand its timeline
- A fund or family office looking for healthcare companies that fit its mandate
Alongside the raise
A raise rarely comes alone. New investors expect a finance leader who can report to them, which is where our interim and fractional CFOs come in, and a growing company needs partners such as contract manufacturers and distributors, which is our dealflow work.
We work with professional investors only. We prepare and introduce; we do not arrange investments or advise on terms, and any regulated activity is carried out by an authorised organisation.