CDC Group has announced a substantial minority equity investment of EGP1,885 million in Alfa Medical Group, aiming to enhance healthcare services in Egypt.
Target Information
Alfa Medical Group (AMG) is recognized as the largest integrated healthcare provider in Egypt, operating over 140 diagnostic medical laboratories, seven radiology centers, and a 170-bed hospital. Established in 1977 with the founding of El-Safa Hospital by the late Professor Samir Talaat, the organization has expanded significantly over the years, introducing Alfa Scan and Alfa Laboratories over 25 years ago. The recent funding of EGP1,885 million will primarily be allocated towards the construction of new hospitals and the expansion of its laboratory and scanning facilities.
Industry Overview in Egypt
The healthcare sector in Egypt has traditionally faced several challenges including underfunding, limited access to essential services, and infrastructure issues. However, recent efforts by the government and private investors aim to improve health service delivery and expand healthcare facilities across the nation. With a burgeoning population exceeding 100 million, there is a pressing need for enhanced medical services and more hospitals to accommodate the growing demand.
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Furthermore, the Egyptian government has been actively pursuing reforms to attract investments in healthcare, making it a promising environment for both dome
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CDC Group
invested in
Alfa Medical Group
in 2021
in a Strategic Partnership deal
Disclosed details
Transaction Size: $120M