FEMSelect key facts
as of Oct 2026- Developer of medical devices designed to treat pelvic organ prolapse disease in women.
- FEMSelect is valued at approximately $17.0M as of Oct 2026, set at its later-stage round, Sep 2022; nothing has traded since, per PrivateMarketView’s mark.
- It has raised $12.2M across 1 recorded rounds; the latest was Accelerator/Incubator in Jan 2018.
- Notable investors include Springboard Enterprises, Keiretsu Forum, Innovation Authority, New York Angels, Robin Hood Ventures — 21 tracked in total.
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
Valued at $17.0M at its later-stage round, Sep 2022. Nothing has traded since.
- ·The complete investor list: 21 names
- ·Watch FEMSelect: the Monday email on marks, rounds and moves
FEMSelect funding rounds
1 roundsWho backs FEMSelect
21+FEMSelect valuation
FEMSelect was valued at $17 million at its later-stage round in Sep 2022. That is the last priced event on record: no secondary trade or institutional fund mark has moved the figure since.
How much has FEMSelect raised?
FEMSelect has raised $12.2 million in total; 1 of its rounds is on record. The most recent was an accelerator round in Jan 2018.
FEMSelect investors
21 investors are on record for FEMSelect, including Springboard Enterprises, Keiretsu Forum, Innovation Authority and New York Angels.
Comparable companies
Comparable surgical devices names by valuation on PrivateMarketView: Imperative Care ($1.6 billion), SpyGlass Pharma (NAS: SGP) ($511 million) and Eximis Surgical ($18.7 million).
About FEMSelect
Developer of medical devices designed to treat pelvic organ prolapse disease in women. The company's devices offer a minimally-invasive surgical system for suturing ligaments of the pelvic floor without overnight hospital stays and scars, enabling physicians to conduct surgery without dissection or mesh.
- Industry
- Surgical Devices
- Sector
- Healthcare
- HQ
- Newark, DE, United States
- Founded
- 2012
- Employees
- 9
- Website
- femselect.com/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
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