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Nostics

HealthTechNetherlands

Nostics is a biotechnology research and diagnostic services company headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The company focuses on developing accessible diagnostic solutions.

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Nostics at a glance

Nostics is a healthtech company headquartered in Netherlands. Its most recent funding round raised $350,000 in May 2020. Xcout tracks 4 named people at Nostics, including Jeroen Nieuwenhuis (CEO).

Industry
HealthTech
Headquarters
Netherlands

Nostics leadership

  • Jeroen NieuwenhuisCEO
  • Bob De VosBob De Vos
  • Rochelle NiemeijerCo-founder
  • Robin PatelAdvisor

Nostics funding rounds

Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
—$350,0007 named

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More on Nostics in Xcout Intel

  • 4 named people with titles, LinkedIn and board committees
  • 1 funding round with the investors in each, and who they co-invest with
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