As of 11 Nov 2026, Apollon has raised $3.7M across 1 verified round on record (amounts in other currencies converted to USD); latest: 5 billion won (USD 3.8 million) Series A led by SBI Investment, announced 23 Sep 2026.
Needle-free continuous glucose monitor
apollon.bioLinkedInSeoul, South KoreaHealthtechFounded 2021
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Sources disagree on the Mirae investor’s name: WOWTALE says “Mirae Holdings,” while VentureSquare says “Mirae Science & Technology Holdings”; both are retained as written. The cumulative funding figure is excluded because it includes government R&D support and is not this round’s amount.
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series A | $3.7M 5 billion won (USD 3.8 million) | 2026-09-23 | SBI Investment | No recent discussion |
6 sources · checked 33 times, last 1d ago [ VERIFIED · CORRECTED ] read against 4 of 6 sources Sources disagree on the Mirae investor’s name: WOWTALE says “Mirae Holdings,” while VentureSquare says “Mirae Science & Technology Holdings”; both are retained as written. The cumulative funding figure is excluded because it includes government R&D support and is not this round’s amount. | ||||
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Apollon builds MOGLU, a wearable needle-free continuous glucose monitor using Raman spectroscopy for diabetes care.
Apollon is trying to remove the main barriers the company and its research partners associate with conventional CGMs—needles, adhesive patches, recurring sensor consumables and their cost—while targeting the hundreds of millions of people with diabetes who lack a needle-free continuous-monitoring option. Its MIT-published study reported 11.3% MARD and accuracy statistically comparable to Abbott and Dexcom, and the latest funding is intended to support broader clinical validation at Joslin Diabetes Center and an FDA De Novo strategy.
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Also named as backers in company research: KB Investment, Stick Ventures, Behigh Investment, TIPS, Massachusetts eHealth Institute (MeHI), MassChallenge