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Invus

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Invus recognizes that every company is unique and that extraordinary business performance cannot be achieved by following a formulaic approach. Due to their unique structure, they have a great deal of flexibility in the types of companies and situations where they can get involved.

Perhaps most importantly, they know that real transformation takes time and that it’s never a straight line. They fully align their incentives with their partners and have the wherewithal and long-term commitment to see through any bumps along the way.

They have been successfully empowering owner-managers since 1985. They have been reinvesting the same pool of money from the same group of European families (through their Artal investment vehicle) since their founding. Today they manage over $4 billion in an evergreen fund and work out of offices in New York, London, Paris and Hong Kong.

Milestones

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  Invus invested in Zero Motorcycles. (3/17/11)
  Posted 3/17/11 at 6:13pm via techcrunch.com
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  Invus invested in FlatFrog Laboratories. (1/20/10)
  Posted 1/20/10 at 7:55pm via finsmes.com
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  Invus invested in Zero Motorcycles. (1/5/10)
  Posted 1/5/10 at 12:09pm via sec.gov
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  Invus invested in PrimeraDx. (10/30/09)
  Posted 10/30/09 at 5:51pm via onbiovc.com
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  Invus invested in Fluidigm. (1/10/07)
  Posted 9/15/09 at 8:33am via venturebeat.com
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  Invus invested in Zero Motorcycles. (4/10/08)
  Posted 6/3/09 at 9:18pm
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  Invus invested in AVA Solar. (8/29/08)
  Posted 12/30/08 at 2:48am via greenvc.org

Investments

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Sources

1. Zero Motorcycles Raises Another $17 Million To Make More Electric Bikes Domestically (techcrunch.com) [edit]
2. Sweden, FlatFrog Laboratories raises €12.5M in Equity Funding (finsmes.com) [edit]
3. SEC D (sec.gov) [edit]
4. PrimeraDx, Inc.: Series C $20M (onbiovc.com) [edit]
5. Green VC (greenvc.org) [edit]
6. Cap Funding Report [edit]
7. Life science fluid control company, Fluidigm, raises $17M more (deals.venturebeat.com) [edit]