Digital Medical heating: Start-up companies have been raising money for half a year

July 2, in 2014 years, the digital medical industry is still heating up, this year, the industry's investment has achieved substantial growth.

According to the latest report released by the digital medical start-up Rock Tiyatien, the total investment of its peers in the first half of 2014 has reached more than $2.2 billion trillion, exceeding the total amount of investment of $1.97 billion trillion in 2013, and the last figure has been recorded.

"We believe that health reform will bring a lot of ' wind ' because of the pressure on existing vested interests to take cost-cutting measures," said Malay Gandhi, managing director of Rock Tiyatien. Painful point ', top startups will have a direct impact. ”

The most active venture capital companies in the field include the chip giants Qualcomm's VC Qualcomm Ventures, Anderson Horowitz (Andreessen Horowitz), the Cypress venture capital (Bessemer Venture), Emergence Capital, Google (micro-blog) under the VC Google Ventures, Jingwei Venture (Matrix) and Wenlock Venture (Venrock) and so on.

So far this year, the largest financing transactions in the digital healthcare industry include nanthealth financing of $135 million trillion, Flatiron Tiyatien raising $130 million, Proteus financing 120 million dollars, Medhok financing 78 million dollars, Lumeris raised $71 million, Zenefits raised $67 million and doximity to raise 54 million dollars.

Rock Tiyatien reported that the total investment in digital healthcare start-ups has increased by more than 160% this year, compared with the same period last year. At the same time, the scale of financing deals has grown even larger. In 2014 years, the average funding round for the digital health start-up was more than $15 million trillion, compared with an average of just 10 million dollars last year.

From the American States, California State's digital healthcare start-up company has received a total of $891 million trillion in funding this year, with a share of close to 40% per cent of the total, continuing to dominate New York State Start-up company received a total of 349 million U.S. dollars to finance, occupy a second position; Florida State start-up company's total fund-raising amount is 219 million U.S. dollars, ranked third, Massachusetts start-up company ranked fourth, the total of 189 million U.S. dollars.

The Rock Tiyatien report also showed a decline in the popularity of public-sector deals in the digital healthcare industry in the 2014. So far this year, the total amount of public-sector deals in this area is only $2.6 million trillion, and one of those transactions accounts for more than 40% of the share. In addition, the overall success rate of the public-trading activities has dropped by 50% compared with the same period last year.

(Responsible editor: Mengyishan)