Cera, a UK-based health tech company providing home healthcare, has secured more than $150 million funding, led by funds affiliated with merchant bank BDT & MSD Partners and investment manager Schroders Capital.
The UK government’s Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has unveiled plans for an upgraded NHS App to enable more patients in England to choose providers, book appointments in more settings, and receive test results in one place.
UK Health Minister Wes Streeting has set up an independent commission to look at reforming social care in England. However, the final results of the report won’t be available until 2028.
Optegra, the UK’s second largest for-profit ophthalmology provider by revenue, has entered the Netherlands, acquiring a 51% stake in Iris Eye Clinic, a local operator in the south of the country. Meanwhile, Optegra is reportedly for sale itself.
Bupa Hong Kong, a medical insurance company (part of international healthcare group Bupa), has announced the launch of Bupa x Mannings PharmaCare Programme in partnership with Mannings, a health and beauty chain in Hong Kong.
Safe Life, a global group of companies specialising in automated external defibrillators (AED) and first aid services headquartered in Stockholm, has acquired D-Sécurité Groupe, a France-based supplier of medical equipment, defibrillators, fire prevention systems and safety training.
Cura Day Hospitals Group Pty Ltd, a major provider of private hospital facilities in Australia, has today confirmed the completion of its acquisition of PresMed Hospitals Ltd, specialising in surgical day hospitals in the country, on 31st December 2024.
Luz Saúde, Portugal's second-largest private hospital group, has expanded its presence across the country by acquiring healthcare facilities in regions, including the Algarve, Lisbon, Porto, and Covilhã.
Asia Healthcare Holdings (AHH), a hospitals focused healthcare platform backed by Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC and private equity firm TPG, has announced GIC will invest an additional US$150 million into it.
Montefiore Investment, a French private equity firm dedicated to service SMEs and mid-market companies, announced in October plans to acquire a majority stake in Demenego, a chain of specialised optical centres in North-East Italy — and deal advisor Houlihan Lokey has now confirmed the transaction closed on 10 December.
Healthcare Business International users cookies to improve the functionality, performance, and effectiveness of our communications. Detailed information on the use of cookies is provided in our Cookies Policy. By continuing to use this site, or by clicking "I agree" you consent to the use of cookies.