CSA Medical, developer of The RejuvenAir® System, announced oversubscribed $53 million Series D preferred stock equity financing. This round will fund the company though expected U.S. Food and Drug Association (FDA) premarket approval (PMA) and the building of a comprehensive commercialization strategy for successful U.S. launch.
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TVM Capital Life Science and Yonjin Ventures co-led the round, joined by a strong syndicate of existing shareholders SV Health Investors, Ascension Ventures, First Analysis, Blue Heron, and Intersouth Partners. In conjunction with the financing, Dr. Luc Marengere of TVM and Dr. Deng Mao of Yonjin Ventures will join CSA Medical’s Board of Directors.
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“We’re excited to bring new partners on board as we approach the next significant milestone of submitting the RejuvenAir System for regulatory approval,” said Wendelin Maners, CSA Medical CEO. “This new investment further validates the enormous market potential for the RejuvenAir therapeutic platform in this under-served patient population.” The RejuvenAir System is a medical device therapy aimed at treating the underlying cause of the chronic bronchitis, something no drug or device on the market does today.
“This successful funding round is a testament to our confidence in the Company’s team, vision and impact RejuvenAir will make in treating chronic bronchitis around the world,” said Dr. Luc Marengere, Managing Partner at TVM Capital Life Science. “I am excited to join the Board of CSA and look forward to see the upcoming data from the U.S. pivotal study.”
On behalf of Yonjin Ventures, Dr. Deng Mao expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating “Our investment is driven by the clear and significant impact the RejuvenAir technology will have on chronic bronchitis patients worldwide.”
About CSA Medical
CSA Medical, Inc. develops and manufactures the RejuvenAir System, a proprietary interventional liquid nitrogen spray cryotherapy system that utilizes software-driven dosimetry and specialty catheters to enable delivery of cryogen spray inside the airways to flash freeze and destroy damaged cells allowing for a rejuvenative pattern of healing. The RejuvenAir System is approved in the EU and under clinical investigation in the United States.
