Three startups in the Triangle and another in Conover are raising new funding, according to a review of recent SEC filings.

Raising funds were:

  • Continuous Precision Medicine
  • Mockout
  • Virtual Legal Proceedings
  • Textile-Based Delivery

The details:

  • Continuous Precision Medicine raises nearly $770,000

Eleven investors are backing Raleigh-based startup Continuous Precision Medicine, according to Lauren Hong, writing for the North Carolina Business News Wire.

Barry Jenkins, who also is CEO of Raleigh-based video game technology startup Primal Space Systems, is director and executive officer of Continuous Precision Medicine Inc. The company was founded on Sept. 9, 2016, with its first private stock offering sale on Sept. 13.

  • Mockout aims to raise $200,000

Durham-based startup Mockout is looking to raise $200,000 through a debt offering, reports Wei Zhou of NCBNW.

Some $20,000 has been sold.

The company was newly formed in May this year and listed Michael Mckeon and Daniel Sills as its executive officers and directors.

  • Virtual Legal Proceedings seeks $280,000

Virtual Legal Proceedings, which is based in Cary, wants to raise $280,000, according to Justina Vasquez of NCBWN.

In the 14 days since the offering, the Cary-based company sold just under $12,000. It did not report the number of individual investors.

Virtual Legal Proceedings became incorporated this year. In August, it offered $291,771 worth of shares and sold the entirety in 15 days.

The company reported $75,000 will be used to compensate executive officers. Intended uses for the remaining amount were not disclosed.

Virtual Legal Proceedings reported having no current revenues. The company formed last month, according to the Secretary of State database.

  • Textile-Based Delivery raises $2.1M

Conover-based startup Textile Based Delivery, which formed in 2012, wants to raise $3.5 million. It’s most of the way there.

As of Sept. 28, the company had closed on some $2.1 million, Hong reports for NCBWN.

Previously known as Textile-Based Delivery Merger Inc.,the company said 16 investors have participated in the round so far.

Textile-Based Delivery develops and manufactures fabrics that integrate controlled release matrices, which offers topical and transdermal dosing of active ingredients.

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