Portsmouth Regional Ambulatory Surgery Center recently filed for Form D for equity financing, according to an Octafinance report.
Here are five things to know:
1. Portsmouth Surgery Center filed form D for $665,451 in equity funding.
2. Companies in the healthcare sector raise an average of $1.16 million, making Portsmouth’s funding 42.63 percent smaller than the average.
3. Portsmouth Surgery Center was able to sell $665,451, which is 100 percent of the round of financing.
4. Startups in the healthcare sector typically sell 68.6 percent of the total offering amount.
5. The financial document for the sale was filed on June 4, 2015 with the reason for the financing unspecified.
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