EndoChoice went public today on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE:GI) raising $95 million. This is notable because it’s the first entrepreneur-lead company in Atlanta to go public in many years. Founded in 2008, EndoChoice is a medtech company focused on technologies and products for gastrointestinal conditions with their main innovation being an endoscopic imaging system.
Here are a few notes from the EndoChoice S-1 IPO filing:
- Serves over 2,500 GI departments (pg. 1)
- Fuse® system enables GI specialists to see more than twice the anatomy at any one time compared to standard, forward-viewing colonoscopes and has been clinically demonstrated to detect 69% more pre-cancerous polyps than standard colonoscopes. (pg. 1)
- 15 million colonoscopies per year in the United States (pg. 1)
- Revenues (pg. 2)
2012 – $34.2 million
2013 – $50.9 million
2014 – $61.4 million - Net losses (pg. 2)
2012 – $1.2 million
2013 – $23.9…
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