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Pilleo

Pilleo

Private
CanadaHealthcare & Life Scienceshttps://www.pilleo.ca/

Last Round

Series A

May 29, 2019

Total Funding Raised

$11.37M

Company Overview

Pilleo is a healthcare technology company that provides a pharmacy operating system and payment solutions designed to streamline operations and patient care for independent pharmacies.

Sector

Healthcare & Life Sciences

Verticals

Vertical SaaS, EHR & EMR, Patient Engagement

Business Model

B2B

Customer Profile

Subscription SaaS, Payment Processing Fee, Usage-Based SaaS

AI Layer

Application

Keywords

pharmacy operating systempharmacy management systempharmacy softwaredigital health platformvertical SaaSprescription managementpharmacy automationpatient engagementintegrated paymentspharmacy deliveryhealthtechpharmacy techB2B pharmacy softwareworkflow automation

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Pilleo Comparables

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Pilleo Funding Rounds

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Data table
RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
Series AMay 29, 2019
VC RoundJun 14, 2018
SeedAug 14, 2017
CrowdfundingJun 28, 2016

Pilleo Investors

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Pilleo investors
InvestorRounds
Samsung Venture InvestmentSeries A
Hackensack Meridian HealthSeries A, VC Round
BioAdvance CapitalSeed, Series A
Hikma VenturesSeries A
Civilization VenturesSeries A

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  • May 29, 2019

    $11M round led by Stanley Black & Decker

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is Pilleo a public or private company?

Pilleo is a private company.

What is the current stock price of Pilleo?

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How much is Pilleo worth (valuation)?

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Can I buy Pilleo stock?

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When was Pilleo's last funding round?

Pilleo's most recent funding round was Series A on May 29, 2019.

Who are the main investors in Pilleo?

Key investors in Pilleo include Samsung Venture Investment, Hackensack Meridian Health, BioAdvance Capital, Hikma Ventures, Civilization Ventures.

Will Pilleo IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for Pilleo.

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Firmographic Details

HeadquartersCanada
Year Founded2023
Last FundingMay 29, 2019

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