Mecuris plans to invest €1 million total by end of 2017
Manuel Opitz · EP 556: They 3D Printed Baby Sophia's New Foot Faster and Cheaper than Alternatives with Mecuris CEO Manuel Opitz · Jan 31, 2017 · at 9:40
Manuel Opitz, CEO of Mecuris, discusses the medtech startup's capitalization from founder funds, grants, and seed funding.
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“We put in like a five digit number. Per person. And we also received some government grants, pre-seed government grants. So in total we will invest like one million end of 2017 with all the money combined.”
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