Rho Capital Partners

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Portfolio · 4

Leal Health

AI-based Decision Support Platform for Cancer Treatment

2 rounds $25.0M committed Latest: 2022-02

Nanit

Smart Baby Monitor and Sleep Tracker Devices

2 rounds $46.0M committed Latest: 2021-02

LucidLogix Technologies

Power-saving Software for Mobile Devices

2 rounds $26.0M committed Latest: 2010-03

Celtro Communication

Mobile Backhaul Optimization

1 round $20.0M committed Latest: 2008-06

Investment activity

2 portfolio exits on record.

Q&A

What is Rho Capital Partners' most recent exit?

Rho Capital Partners saw an exit in February 2026 with the acquisition of Leal Health by Nexus Precision Health.

Which sectors does Rho Capital Partners primarily focus on for investments?

Rho Capital Partners has shown a concentration in Health Tech & Life Sciences and Business Software, with 4 and 2 rounds respectively in these sectors.

Can you name some notable companies in Rho Capital Partners' portfolio?

Rho Capital Partners' portfolio includes companies such as Nanit, a smart baby monitor and sleep tracker, and Leal Health, an AI-based decision support platform for cancer treatment.

What is the typical investment stage for Rho Capital Partners?

Rho Capital Partners invests across various stages, including Seed, A Round, B Round, C Round, D Round, E Round, F Round, and G Round.

When was Rho Capital Partners founded and where is it headquartered?

Rho Capital Partners was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in New York, United States.

Who are the managing partners at Rho Capital Partners?

The managing partners at Rho Capital Partners are Joshua Ruch and Mark Leschly.

What was a significant past exit for Rho Capital Partners?

Rho Capital Partners had an exit in June 2012 when Celtro Communication, a mobile backhaul optimization company, was acquired by Septier Communication.

What kind of companies does Rho Capital Partners typically invest in?

Rho Capital Partners invests in companies across various sectors, including enterprise software, healthcare, energy technology, and digital media, with a focus on both early-stage and growth equity.