We support innovative Taiwan based medical device startups

We are a boutique venture fund based in the San Francisco Bay Area

We invest in early stage Taiwan based medical device startups

How we support companies

Seed Funding

Strategic Guidance

Provide regulatory and commercialization guidance to enter the United States market, where approximately half of world wide revenue is generated for medical device companies.

Operational Support

Provide operational support from the US utilizing existing available US resources. This may include office or warehouse space, as well as people resources.

Why invest in Taiwan Medical Devices?

  • Get more for your capital investment. Developing a medical device in Taiwan will cost approximately 60% less than developing it in the United States

  • Access strong engineering talent, product development capabilities, and collaboration potential with the US.

    Taiwan has been collaborating with US companies for more than 30 years, notably via the semiconductor industry where Taiwan produces approximately 60% of the global supply. Notably TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) is the first, largest, and most advanced semiconductor foundry in the world based out of Hsinchu, Taiwan.

  • Taiwan has a small domestic market for commercializing medical devices, whereas the United States accounts for approximately half the worldwide medical device revenue.

    Our fund will provide regulatory and commercialization support to enter the US market, tapping into the benefits of developing the technology in Taiwan but entering a large market.

Investment Criteria

$50mm+ serviceable obtainable market / $500mm serviceable available market

Clear target market and competitive landscape to demonstrate target SOM/SAM

Bench testing demonstrating functionality and safety

Completed bench testing evaluating the product functionality and safety

Established promising preliminary clinical data

Completed early preliminary clinical data demonstrating the safety, potential efficacy, and usability of the product