Global nursing home, rehabilitation and psychiatry provider Orpea has announced strong growth ahead of its full FY results. The company's share price has risen to an all-time record high.
French hospital group Elsan has acquired its third hospital in Morocco. Head of international development Emile Dinet talks HBI through its strategy in Africa's fifth-largest economy, which only recently allowed institutional investment into its health sector.
Terveystalo's ex CEO Yrjö Närhinen has invested in preventive health start-up Nightingale Health, his first move after leaving the Finnish healthcare group in July last year.
After its first acquisition in the country in the second half of 2019, French healthcare real-estate investor Pierval Santé, subsidiary of Euryale Asset Management, tells us now is the time to invest in the Portuguese nursing home property market. We interview the director of Euryale on the acquisition and market.
European nursing home giant Orpea, through its rehabilitation arm Clinea, signed MOUs in 2018 to build three clinics in Russia. This year, construction will start on two of these facilities and Orpea will also build a nursing home, its first entry into senior residential care in the country. We interview the CEO of Clinea, Emmanuel Masson.
A UK government body which helps to finance British business exports, United Kingdom Export Finance (UKEF), is funnelling £354m into healthcare projects in Ghana and Zambia.
Spanish hospital PPP operator Ribera Salud acquired its first hospital in CEE late last year, buying the bariatric-focused OB Klinika in Prague through its Slovakian subsidiary Pro Diagnostic Group (PDG). We asked its head of CEE if the acquisition could help it bid for potential privatisations in Czechia.
French property investor Icade Santé is looking to enter Spain this year, while growing its business in Germany and Italy. We discuss strategy with the company's head of healthcare.
As 2019 draws to a close, we map out international expansion by the private healthcare service sector over the year. It is a huge contrast with what happened last year.
Next year should be the year public teleradiology outsourcing in Saudi Arabia becomes viable, a GCC-based healthcare IT vendor tells HBI. But who will be providing the services?
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