G&G Biotechnology

Lightweight Breast Implants

Health Tech & Life Sciences
Acquired (Inactive) by POLYTECH Health & Aesthetics on Jul 2018 - closed due to acquisition
Acquired Haifa Founded 2006
LinkedIn
Total raised
Last: Undisclosed
Stage
Acquired
Founded
2006
Headcount
7
HQ
Haifa
Sector
Health Tech & Life Sciences

About

G&G Biotechnology is developing a complete product line of lightweight breast implants for augmentation and reconstruction. Based on its patented B-Lite technology, the company's implants have been designed and rigorously tested for quality and safety. B-Lite enables users to choose larger-volume implants while reducing the risks associated with the increased weight. In 2018, G&G Biotechnology merged with POLYTECH Health & Aesthetics and is now a subsidiary of POLYTECH.

Funding history · 1 round · — total

Date unknown
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Company Intelligence Q&A

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What is the primary product of G&G Biotechnology?
G&G Biotechnology develops a complete product line of lightweight breast implants for augmentation and reconstruction, based on its patented B-Lite technology.
When was G&G Biotechnology founded?
G&G Biotechnology was founded in April 2006.
What was the status of G&G Biotechnology as of July 2018?
In July 2018, G&G Biotechnology was acquired by POLYTECH Health & Aesthetics and became an inactive subsidiary.
Which company acquired G&G Biotechnology?
G&G Biotechnology was acquired by POLYTECH Health & Aesthetics in July 2018.
Where is G&G Biotechnology headquartered?
G&G Biotechnology is headquartered in Haifa, Israel.
How many employees did G&G Biotechnology have?
G&G Biotechnology had 7 employees.
Who are the founders of G&G Biotechnology?
The founders of G&G Biotechnology are Dael Govreen-Segal and Jacky Govrin-Yehudain.
What is the key benefit of G&G Biotechnology's B-Lite technology?
B-Lite technology enables users to choose larger-volume implants while reducing the risks associated with increased weight.

Sectors & technology

Primary sector
Health Tech & Life Sciences
Sub-sectors
Health Tech & Life SciencesMedical DevicesMedical Treatment & Therapeutics
Technologies
Materials & SubstancesImplants
Target customers
Healthcare & Life SciencesLife SciencesBiotechnologyHealthcareProvidersConsumersDemographics & FamilyWomen
Business model
B2B2C

Highlights

1 Patents

Tags

women-healthsurgeonsmedical-productsmedical-technologiesbiotechnologypolymerswomen