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Perceptive

Perceptive

Private
LondonHealthcare & Life Scienceshttps://perseptive.com/

Last Round

Strategic

Jan 8, 2026

Total Funding Raised

$15M

Momentum

Top 50%

of companies Caplight tracks

Company Overview

Perceptive is a biotechnology research company that provides preclinical and clinical trial imaging and eClinical solutions for drug developers and the global clinical research community.

Sector

Healthcare & Life Sciences

Verticals

Clinical Trials, Medical Imaging, Drug Discovery, Healthcare Analytics

Business Model

B2B

Customer Profile

Services & Consulting, Subscription SaaS

AI Layer

Application

Keywords

clinical trial imagingeClinical solutionsimaging core labRTSMIRTimaging biomarkerscontract research organizationCRORandomization and Trial Supply Managementpreclinical imagingInteractive Response Technologyclinical trial supply chainmedical image analysisbiopharmaceutical servicesoncology clinical trialsneuroscience clinical trialsclinical trial softwareradiochemistry

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Perceptive Comparables

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Perceptive comparables — related companies by embedding similarity
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Voiant
83%
Imaging Endpoints
79%
Signant Health
76%

Perceptive Funding Rounds

Historical fundraising activity

Data table
RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
StrategicJan 8, 2026
M&AMar 6, 2024
Buyout/LBODec 23, 2022
M&ASep 25, 2017
VC RoundFeb 26, 2016

Perceptive Investors

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Perceptive investors
InvestorRounds
Radius VenturesVC Round
CapVestBuyout/LBO, Strategic

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  • Jan 8, 2026

    $15M round led by CapVest.

  • Mar 6, 2024

    $115M round led by Perseptive Biosystems

Perceptive Filings

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is Perceptive a public or private company?

Perceptive is a private company.

What is the current stock price of Perceptive?

Perceptive is a private company with no public stock price. No recent secondary market data is available.

How much is Perceptive worth (valuation)?

Valuation information for Perceptive is not publicly available.

Can I buy Perceptive stock?

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When was Perceptive's last funding round?

Perceptive's most recent funding round was Strategic on January 8, 2026.

Who are the main investors in Perceptive?

Key investors in Perceptive include CapVest.

Will Perceptive IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for Perceptive.

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Firmographic Details

HeadquartersLondon
Year Founded2024
Last FundingJan 8, 2026

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