Convergent Genomics
Private Company
Total funding raised: $123M
Overview
Convergent Genomics is a private, commercial-stage diagnostic company developing non-invasive liquid biopsy tests for cancer detection and monitoring. Its lead product, UroAmp, is a genomic urine test for detecting Minimal Residual Disease (MRD) and recurrence in bladder cancer patients, leveraging next-generation sequencing and machine learning. The company is led by a team of cancer biologists, urologic oncologists, and data scientists, and its technology aims to shift cancer care from reactive treatment to proactive prediction and early intervention. Convergent Genomics appears to be in an early revenue phase, commercializing its UroAmp test while building clinical evidence.
Technology Platform
Liquid biopsy platform utilizing next-generation sequencing (NGS) and machine learning algorithms to analyze cell-free DNA from urine for the detection, monitoring, and risk prediction of urothelial cancer.
Funding History
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Competitive Landscape
Convergent operates in the competitive liquid biopsy and cancer diagnostics space, competing with large public companies like Guardant Health and Exact Sciences that offer blood-based tests. Its primary differentiation is the urine-based, bladder-cancer-specific focus for MRD monitoring, a niche less served by broad pan-cancer blood tests. It must also compete against standard-of-care methods like cystoscopy and cytology.