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Imperative Care Series E

Imperative Care, which works in medical technology manufacturing in Campbell, raised $150M in a Series E round announced on 25 Jul 2024, led by Ally Bridge Group. 11 firms took part, 7 of them already investors. It is Imperative Care's third venture round on record; the one before was a Series D in Jul 2021.

$150M

Amount raised

Not disclosed

Post-money valuation

11

Investors

1 lead

Valuation

What this round says about the price

Imperative Care did not disclose a valuation in this round. It came 36 months after Imperative Care's Series D. It is 30% of the $495M Imperative Care has raised in the venture rounds on record. No later venture round is on record for Imperative Care.

Imperative Care's funding rounds

Imperative Care has 3 venture rounds on record and 1 other deal. This one is highlighted.

  1. Series C 10 Dec 2019, led by Ally Bridge Group and Bain Capital Life Sciences $85M
  2. Series D 15 Jul 2021, led by D1 Capital Partners $260M
  3. Series E this round 25 Jul 2024, led by Ally Bridge Group $150M
  4. Debt not a venture round 17 Mar 2026, led by Elevage Medical Technologies and Perceptive Advisors $100M

Investors

Who put money in

Ally Bridge Group led the round with 10 other firms. Ally Bridge Group, D1 Capital Partners, Amed Ventures and Bain Capital Life Sciences and 3 more had backed Imperative Care before.

Lead investor

  • backs 37 venture-backed companies existing investor

Also in the round

  • D1 Capital Partners existing investor
  • backs 12 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • Bain Capital Life Sciences existing investor
  • backs 20 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • backs 8 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • backs 8 venture-backed companies existing investor
  • backs 57 venture-backed companies new investor
  • HealthCor Family Office new investor
  • backs 5 venture-backed companies new investor
  • INTAI Technology Corp. new investor

Joined the board: Shacey Petrovic.

Use of proceeds

What the money is for

According to the announcement, the money goes to product development, scaling operations and working capital.

  • Product development
  • Scaling operations
  • Working capital

Comparable rounds

How it compares

9 Series E rounds in Medical Supply Manufacturers within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $69M, and this round was 2.2 times the median. The closest in time, other companies' Series E rounds in Medical Supply Manufacturers:

Series E rounds in Medical Supply Manufacturers, Jul 2023 to Jul 2025: 9 rounds with an amount, log scale.
Comparable rounds
CompanyAnnouncedAmountPost-moneyLed by
Medical Supply Manufacturers8 Nov 2024$78Mnot disclosedQingdao Baheal Medical Inc.
Medical Supply Manufacturers18 Nov 2024$60Mnot disclosedNovo Holdings and Glenview Capital
Medical Supply Manufacturers5 Feb 2024$58Mnot disclosedFannin Partners
Medical Supply Manufacturers20 Dec 2024$28M$390Mnot named
Medical Supply Manufacturers31 Dec 2023$85Mnot disclosedNovo Holdings
Medical Supply Manufacturers1 Feb 2025$69Mnot disclosedSocial Security Fund Zhongguancun Independent Innovation Fund
Medical Supply Manufacturers26 Mar 2025$120Mnot disclosedNovo Holdings and Qatar Investment Authority
Medical Supply Manufacturers20 Mar 2025$53Mnot disclosedAlly Bridge Group

Sources

Where this comes from

Reported by 3 sources.

Questions

Frequently asked

How much did Imperative Care raise in its Series E round?

Imperative Care raised $150M in its Series E round, announced in Jul 2024.

Who led Imperative Care's Series E round?

Ally Bridge Group led it, with D1 Capital Partners, Amed Ventures, Bain Capital Life Sciences, Rock Springs Capital and Innovatus Capital Partners and 5 more.

What was Imperative Care's valuation at the Series E round?

It was not disclosed.

How does it compare with other Series E rounds in Medical Supply Manufacturers?

9 Series E rounds in Medical Supply Manufacturers within a year either side disclosed an amount; the median was $69M, and this round was 2.2 times the median.