Sciendis raises money

The start-up from Leipzig is able to collect a seven-figure sum from investors. Among others, the Technologiegründerfonds Sachsen invested.

Founded in 2019, the Leipzig-based start-up Sciendis has raised a seven-figure sum in a financing round. Among others, TGFS Technologiegründerfonds Sachsen and Adesso Ventures have invested. The start-up is known for its healthcare solution Wundera.

Wundera is a digital solution for the management and documentation of wound care. If nursing staff have to treat chronic wounds, the tool from the two founders Michael Aleithe and Philipp Skowron is intended to help them. According to their own information, nursing services as well as inpatient carriers and medical supply stores are already using the solution today. They are now raising capital again. TGFS is investing for the second time. Sciendis was already able to convince the Saxons in a pre-seed financing round.

"We have achieved a lot since the last financing round in 2021. We have developed technologically and were able to open up further customer segments,'' says Michael Aleithe, founder of Sciendis. Sören Schuster, Managing Director of TGFS says: "The founding team has proven itself in the past two years: Despite Corona crisis and thus more difficult access to care facilities, customers and especially partners could be won."