Trinity Capital, a provider of diversified financial solutions to growth-oriented companies, committed $40 million in growth capital to Impress, an orthodontic chain in Europe, specializing in invisible aligners.
“We’re excited to support Impress in their mission to make high-quality orthodontic care more accessible across Europe,” Craig Fox, managing director, tech lending at Trinity Capital, said. “Impress’ focus on clinical excellence, coupled with their innovative technology and scalable business model, positions them to make a meaningful impact in advancing healthcare standards.”
The $40 million debt financing from Trinity is part of a larger $117 million funding round for Impress. This capital will enable Impress to continue expanding, including plans to open 20 new clinics across Europe.
“We are thrilled to partner with Trinity Capital in this new funding round,” Vladimir Lupenko, CEO of Impress, said. “With Trinity’s partnership, we look forward to expanding our clinic network and reaching more patients, ensuring that everyone has access to effective and affordable orthodontic solutions.”
Fieldfisher, a European law firm with practices in technology, financial services, energy and natural resources and life sciences, represented Trinity Capital in the transaction.
