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The latest equity and acquisition deals in Welsh business

Companies featured include Clinithink, Veezu, Nutrivend, IQ Endoscopes and Moneypenny


Here we feature the latest equity and acquisition deals in Welsh business

Bridgend-based AI technology firm Clinithink has secured further equity backing from the Development Bank of Wales.

Having first supported Clinithink with an equity investment in 2012, the development bank has since made five follow-on investments with the latest funding round taking its total backing to £5m. Clinithink also has the backing of major specialist health funds in the US.

Its technology is helping to improve patient care, relieve workloads for stretched clinicians and deliver significant savings to the NHS.

Its clinical natural language processing (CNLP) solution, CLiX, extracts valuable data from lengthy, unstructured patient notes. The patented technology uses market-leading AI technology to accurately ‘read’ and interpret up to two million clinical documents an hour generating invaluable insights in a fraction of the time it would take clinicians to review manually.

In doing so, Clinithink is helping to solve some of the most complex challenges in healthcare today. Its global clients include AstraZeneca, University of Utah, Mount Sinai, Premier Inc, and Northwell Health.

Left to right caption: Andy Morris, senior investment executive, Development Bank of Wales; Chris Tackaberry, EVP, population health and life sciences, Clinithink, and Marc Goldman, chief product officer, Clinithink.(Image: Matthew Horwood)


Marc Goldman, chief product officer of Clinithink said: “Clinithink is a tech company built around CLiX, the world’s first Healthcare AI capable of truly understanding unstructured medical notes.

“CLiX reveals important patterns and signals in large volumes of unstructured healthcare data that cannot be found manually. It frees up thousands of hours of clinician time, when rising workloads and staff shortages are placing health care professionals under greater pressure.