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AKD advises INKEF Capital on investment in G-Therapeutics

May 2016

​INKEF Capital, a venture capital fund that focuses on innovative technological enterprises, has invested in G-Therapeutics.

G-Therapeutics, a Swiss-Dutch company that is a spin-off of EPFL, the technical university of Lausanne, is working on the development of an Implantable Neuro-stimulation System (INS) for paraplegics, which can electronically stimulate specific areas of the spinal cord. 

Apart from INKEF Capital, other investors have also participated in this investment phase, namely Life Science Partners, GIMV and Wellington Partners.

François Koppenol advised INKEF Capital. Ingen Housz, De Breij Evers Boon and Zuidbroek Notarissen were also involved in this case.

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