[Funding alert] Lausanne-based Argá Medtech Secures €54Million in Series B Round Funding

The financing enables Argá Medtech to advance the development of its innovative CSE™ Pulsed Field Ablation (PFA) system for treating AF through the execution of an IDE study in the US and a CE Mark study in the EU. With the funding, the company will also expand its US offices in San Diego, CA, in anticipation of its US clinical activities.

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David Neale, CEO of Argá Medtech said, “We are pleased to secure the support of such marquee investors who believe that Argá Medtech will revolutionize the atrial fibrillation ablation field, This financing enables us to advance toward our goal of validating the CSE™ PFA system in Europe and the US as we work to deliver a safe, fast, and effective treatment to millions of people affected by cardiac rhythm disorders and atrial fibrillation. We are proud of our accomplishments to date, including conducting a 48-patient first-in-human study in Europe, which demonstrated the high performance of our platform in treatingatrial fibrillation.”

Argá Medtech’s CSE™ ablation system enables electrophysiologists to treat any region in the heart safely and efficiently using a single, multi-configurable catheter while titrating lesion depths according to the location within the heart. The company’s CSE™ PFA platform combines its proprietary CSE™ PFAgenerator with a multi-configurable catheter to provide unmatched flexibility in AF treatment.

Argá Medtech’s CSE™ system uses a sinusoidal/sine wave, while other PFA platforms are typically powered by square wave energy sources. This approach offers several advantages, such as allowing physicians to configure the energy delivery and titrate the depth to the location in the heart.

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Additionally, the waveform is delivered through a versatile, all-in-one catheter that can be shaped to create circular, linear, or focal ablation lesions, eliminating the need to perform catheter exchanges to achieve the desired lesion set. Thus, the procedure is simplified, reducing the risk of introducing air bubbles as one catheter is removed and another is reinserted, as well as reducing costs.

AF is the most common heart arrhythmia, affecting about 38 million patients worldwide1, rendering them five times more likely to have a stroke.2 While ablation using thermal energy has proven effective in alleviating AF symptoms, higher risks are associated with its use.

About Argá Medtech SA

Argá Medtech SA is developing a Coherent Sine-Burst Electroporation™ (CSE™), Pulsed Field Ablation (PFA) system to treat patients with cardiac arrhythmias. Argá Medtech is setting the standard for the next-generation PFA systems with its versatile catheter design able to create circular, linear, and focal lesions, coupled with a unique CSE™ PFA waveform that allows energy titration based on tissue depth to achieve durable lesions.

The company was co-founded in June 2020 by veteran medical device executive David Neale, CEO, and serial entrepreneur Randy Werneth, CTO, and has offices in Lausanne, Switzerland and San Diego, CA, USA.