An injection of capital pays off for Oval Medical
Oval Medical Technologies, an investee company of Turquoise International, has been acquired by SMC Ltd, the US-headquartered medical device manufacturing firm.
Oval Medical Technologies, an investee company of Turquoise International, has been acquired by SMC Ltd, the US-headquartered medical device manufacturing firm.
The £19.5M fundraising by Dearman Engine Company, advised by Turquoise, won Deal of the Year at the New Energy and Cleantech Awards held on 28 April in London. Pictured above are Ali Naini and Ian Thomas of Turquoise accompanying David Rivington of Park Vale Capital, the investor in Dearman, to collect the award.
Considerations of energy use, environmental impact and resource efficiency are now fundamental to the industrial sector such that the once-distinct area of cleantech is in the process of morphing into a much broader space of efficient industrial technology. Source: Clean Energy Pipeline 2016
Turquoise International, the merchant bank specialising in energy, environment and efficiency, has hosted a government-led delegation of listed Chinese companies seeking investment and acquisition opportunities in the UK’s industrial technology sector. Ali Naini of Turquoise (left) presents a gift to Zhu Congjiu, Vice Governor of Zhejiang Province (right)
Turquoise International, the city-based merchant bank specialising in energy, environment and efficiency, has appointed Luke Taylor as an associate.
London-based merchant bank, Turquoise International, has hailed 2015 a success after completing a final round of investments from the Low Carbon Innovation Fund (LCIF). The Fund, which invests in environmentally focused small and medium-sized enterprises, participated in ten investment rounds in the second half of 2015, contributing £2.6m to a total of £11.2m raised by…
For renewables to be a commercial success and a sustained contributor to the UK’s energy mix, subsidy support needs to be delivered by the creation of a Sovereign Wealth Fund, agreed key stakeholders at a roundtable event hosted by environmental PR specialist, Prova. Source: www.blueandgreentomorrow.com
Dearman, the clean cold and power technology company, today announced that Park Vale Capital has committed to invest £16 million in the business. This brings the total funds raised by Dearman during 2015 to £19.5 million (excluding grant funding), and will allow the company to bring the first application of its technology to market. Source:…