Activity from announced rounds
The European Investment Bank, abbreviated EIB, is the bank named in Reactive Technologies and Tensive financing announcements.
Reactive measures electricity-grid inertia and stability in real time. Other recorded activity includes Morphotonics’ optical-component manufacturing equipment and HighLife’s transcatheter heart-valve technology. The bank remains distinct from the European Investment Fund and other institutions.
Reactive Technologies measures grid inertia and other stability conditions in real time, helping system operators see where renewable-heavy networks are vulnerable and plan or respond with better data.
Morphotonics makes large-area nanoimprint lithography equipment for manufacturers of optical components, including display waveguides and data-center photonics.
HighLife Medical develops a transcatheter mitral-valve replacement system designed to treat patients with severe mitral regurgitation without open-heart surgery.
Medical Microinstruments (MMI) makes the Symani robotic microsurgery system for surgeons treating patients who need reconstructive microsurgery or supermicrosurgery. Its wristed instruments scale and steady surgeons’ hand movements for precise work on very small blood vessels and soft tissue.