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Dilon Technologies raised $9M in growth capital funding, led by JGB Management Inc., to support operational scaling and double-digit revenue growth.

Jun 10, 20253 months ago

Amount Raised

$9 Million

Newport NewsBiotechnology

Investors

Jgb Management Inc.

Description

Dilon Technologies, a Newport News, VA-based provider of medical devices for biosurgery and breast cancer treatment and diagnosis, raised $9M in growth capital funding. The round was led by JGB Management Inc. The company intends to use the funds to support its continued double-digit revenue growth and operational scaling. Led by CEO George Makhoul, Dilon Technologies develops and markets innovative technologies used in hemostasis and cancer detection.

Company Information

Company

Dilon Technologies

Location

701 MARINERS ROW

Newport News, Virginia, United States

About

Dilon Technologies is a medical device manufacturer that focuses on products that assist in the fight against breast cancer. We have a strong medical device portfolio to include the Navigator System, a trusted brand and world-renowned surgical gamma probe for radio-guided lymphatic mapping and tumor localization, the MarginProbe, a groundbreaking technology for accurate microscopic margin assessment in breast cancer surgery, and the TrueView 100 Pro, a Specimen Radiography System (SRS) that uses advanced radiography and automated software to precisely identify tumor lesions in resected or biopsied breast tissue.

FundzWatch™ Score

86
Medium Activity

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