Norwest invests $11m in India's Perfint Healthcare
Norwest Venture Partners has invested $11 million in Indian medical technology company Perfint Healthcare as part of a Series D round of funding. Norwest previously invested $7.2 million in the Chennai-based company in 2010.
Perfint was established in 2005 by a team of healthcare device professionals. Its products, ROBIO and MAXIO, use medical image processing and robotics to help surgeons to plan and execute CT-guided cancer...
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