When was Stilla Technologies founded?

Stilla Technologies was founded in 2013 and raised its 1st funding round 3 years after it was founded.

Where is Stilla Technologies located?

Stilla Technologies is headquartered in Villejuif, France.

Who is the current CEO of Stilla Technologies?

Remi Dangla and Philippe M s of Stilla Technologies. Remi Dangla has also founded 1 company.

How many employees does Stilla Technologies have?

As of Sep 30, 2026, the latest employee count at Stilla Technologies is 80.

Is Stilla Technologies a funded company?

Stilla Technologies is a funded company, having raised a total of $53.1M across 6 funding rounds to date. The company's 1st funding round was a $***** Grant (prize money) round, raised on Nov 29, 2016.

When was the latest funding round of Stilla Technologies?

Stilla Technologies' latest funding was a $***** Conventional Debt round on Nov 23, 2021, with participation from 0 investor.

Where does Stilla Technologies rank among its competitors?

Stilla Technologies ranks 1st amongst 89 active competitors, of which 18 are funded. It stands 3rd in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Biocartis, which secured an undisclosed amount in Sep, 2022.

Who are the top competitors of Stilla Technologies?

Stilla Technologies' top competitors include Biocartis, NeuMoDx and GenMark Diagnostics. Among them, Biocartis secured the most recent funding round in September, 2022.

Stilla Technologies - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Stilla Technologies is an acquired company based in Villejuif (France), founded in 2013 by Remi Dangla and Clement Gay. It operates as a Developer of digital PCR solution for research. Stilla Technologies has raised $53.1M in funding from investors like Illumina Ventures, Idinvest Partners and Kurma Partners. The company has 89 active competitors, including 18 funded and 12 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Biocartis, NeuMoDx and GenMark Diagnostics.

Company Details

Developer of digital PCR solution for research. The system works on the principle of Crystal Digital PCR in a compact and reliable digital PCR solution with a single consumable. The device is assisted by Crystal Miner software for analyzing the generated data and identifying positive and negative droplets for all 3 fluorescence channels.

Website: stillatechnologies.com
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Founded Year

2013

Location

Villejuif, France

Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$53.1M in 6 rounds

Latest Funding Round

Conventional Debt, Nov 23, 2021, $*****

Investors

Illumina Ventures & 12 more

Ranked

1^st among 89 active competitors

Employee Count

80 as on Sep 30, 2026

Similar Companies

Biocartis & 51 more

Exit Details

Acquired by Bio Rad (Feb 14, 2025)

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Stilla Technologies got acquired by Bio Rad on Feb 14, 2025.

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Stilla Technologies has raised a total funding of $53.1M over 6 rounds. Its first funding round was on Nov 29, 2016. Stilla Technologies has 13 institutional investors.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of Stilla Technologies:

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Date of Funding	Funding Amount	Round Name	Post-Money Valuation	Revenue Multiple	Lead Investors	Other Investors
Nov 23, 2021	9260896	Conventional Debt	4657533	1128494	4895090	9043555
Nov 23, 2021	2661962	Series B	8085937	2640143	1550498	Illumina Ventures & 7 more
Feb 05, 2020	4771923	Series B	9847967	6665608	Illumina Ventures & 6 more	8415946

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The founders of Stilla Technologies are Remi Dangla and Clement Gay. Remi Dangla and Philippe M are the CEOs of Stilla Technologies.

Here are the details of Stilla Technologies' key team members:

Remi Dangla: Co-Founder & CEO of Stilla Technologies.
Contact Info: 1 phone number
Clement Gay: Co-Founder of Stilla Technologies.
Philippe M: CEO of Stilla Technologies.

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Stilla Technologies' employee count trend

Stilla Technologies has 80 employees as of Sep 26. Here is Stilla Technologies's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of Stilla Technologies include Biocartis, NeuMoDx and GenMark Diagnostics. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Stilla Technologies, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Stilla Technologies 2013, Villejuif (France), Acquired	Developer of digital PCR solution for research	$53.1M	LBO France, Kurma Partners & 11 others	65/100
2nd	Biocartis 2007, Mechelen (Belgium), Public	Manufacturer of automated molecular diagnostic systems for oncology biomarker testing	$305M	Johnson & Johnson Innovation – JJDC, Advent Life Sciences ... & 18 others	58/100
3rd	NeuMoDx 2012, Ann Arbor (United States), Acquired	Developer of a platform for low cost molecular testing	$66M	Arboretum Ventures, Wolverine Venture Fund ... & 3 others	52/100
4th	GenMark Diagnostics 1993, San Diego (United States), Acquired	Provider of instruments and test panels for multiplexed molecular diagnostics	$8.56M	SLR Investment Corp, VIDANT Capital	49/100
5th	Bigtec Labs 2000, Bengaluru (India), Funding Raised	Developer of point-of-care solutions for nucleic acid amplification tests	-	C-CAMP, Grand Challenges Canada & 3 others	47/100
6th	Silicon Biosystems 1999, Bologna (Italy), Acquired	Developer of lab on a chip technologies for miniaturized cell-biology testing	$25.5M	Indaco Venture Partners, Innogest Capital ... & 1 others	46/100
7th	miniPCR 2013, Cambridge (United States), Funding Raised	Developer of easy-to-use PCR and electrophoresis instruments	-	MassChallenge	44/100
8th	n6 Tec 2021, Pleasanton (United States), Unfunded	Developer of a thermocycling technology for DNA amplification and sequencing	-	-	43/100
9th	Biomeme 2013, Philadelphia (United States), Series A	Developer of a smartphone-based DNA detection platform	$6.2M	Ben Franklin Technology Partners, SeedFord Partners ... & 10 others	42/100
10th	Accugenomics 2010, Wilmington (United States), Unfunded	Molecular diagnostics company specializing in NGS quality control standards and assays	-	-	40/100