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Private Company

Total funding raised: $105M

Overview

Orthobond is a private, pre-revenue medical device technology company founded in 2015, based in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. It has developed a platform for creating covalently bound antimicrobial nanosurfaces that kill pathogens through mechanical rupture, avoiding antibiotics or chemical leaching. With recent funding, the company is advancing its lead program, Ostaguard™, toward FDA clearance for orthopedic implants while planning expansion into industrial, automotive, and consumer markets.

OrthopedicsHealthcare-Associated Infections

Technology Platform

Proprietary nanosurface modification for covalent binding of antimicrobial molecules to substrates; kills pathogens via mechanical rupture without eluting chemicals or antibiotics.

Funding History

3
Total raised:$105M
Series C$50M
Series B$35M
Series A$20M

Opportunities

The global need for infection prevention in healthcare, driven by antibiotic resistance and costly revision surgeries, provides a strong initial market.
The expanded awareness of surface hygiene post-pandemic opens massive adjacent markets in public transportation, consumer goods, and industrial settings for durable antimicrobial solutions.

Risk Factors

The company faces significant regulatory risk as it seeks its first FDA clearance, a process that can be lengthy and uncertain.
Commercial adoption risk is also high, as it must convince medical device manufacturers to integrate a new technology into established supply chains and prove cost-effectiveness to healthcare providers.

Competitive Landscape

Orthobond competes in the antimicrobial coatings space against companies using technologies like silver ions, copper, and other chemical agents. Its key differentiator is a claimed permanent, covalently bound, non-eluting nanosurface that kills via physical disruption, potentially offering advantages in durability and avoiding resistance. It faces competition from both specialized startups and large materials science corporations.