1 Iulie 2010
MedLife makes first deal with SGAM as shareholder
MedLife, the largest provider of healthcare services in Romania, said it had completed the €3 million acquisition of 80% stake in Diagnostic Rapid polyclinic in Brasov.
This is the first transaction of MedLife, after Societe Generale Asset Management’s Eastern Europe Fund took over 36.25% in the clinic chain.
According to MedLife, Diagnostic Rapid polyclinic recorded a turnover of €3 million and employs around 300 medical staff.
“Despite the country’s recent economic developments, we have decided with our shareholders to support new investment and development projects. As a result, we have analyzed the healthcare market and chose the first provider with a healthy business and a major growth potential”, said Mihail Marcu (photo), chairman of the board.
Marcu added that MedLife will launch a new clinic in Brasov by the end of the year, which will include an imaging center and a surgery hospital.
The healthcare company in Brasov will now operate under MedLife – PDR brand.
In the second half this year, MedLife said it plans to open two more clinics in Bucharest, expand the Life Memorial hospital and develop a specialized hospital in Cluj.
According to MedLife, Diagnostic Rapid polyclinic recorded a turnover of €3 million and employs around 300 medical staff.
“Despite the country’s recent economic developments, we have decided with our shareholders to support new investment and development projects. As a result, we have analyzed the healthcare market and chose the first provider with a healthy business and a major growth potential”, said Mihail Marcu (photo), chairman of the board.
Marcu added that MedLife will launch a new clinic in Brasov by the end of the year, which will include an imaging center and a surgery hospital.
The healthcare company in Brasov will now operate under MedLife – PDR brand.
In the second half this year, MedLife said it plans to open two more clinics in Bucharest, expand the Life Memorial hospital and develop a specialized hospital in Cluj.