Development Partners International (DPI) has signed a $190 million agreement for a minority stake in Alameda Healthcare, the largest healthcare investment in Egypt, aimed at expanding the group's operations and improving healthcare access.

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Alameda Healthcare, established in 1999, stands as Egypt’s premier private healthcare group and the country's largest hospital operator, boasting more than 1,000 beds. Renowned for its Centers of Excellence, Alameda specializes in sophisticated medical practices, delivering high-quality, patient-centric healthcare services. Notably, its hospitals are accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI), setting the gold standard for hospital quality globally. Among the five JCI-accredited hospitals in Egypt's private sector, Alameda comprises four, positioning itself as the only private healthcare group in Egypt with comprehensive JCI accreditation across all facilities.

The Group offers an extensive array of healthcare services, which encompass two internationally acknowledged tertiary care hospital brands—As-Salam International and Dar Al Fouad—along with seven polyclinics scattered throughout Egypt. Its specialized services extend to facilities such as the Elixir Gastro and Liver Care Center, the German Rehabilitation Center, and Tabibi 24/7, a home-based family healthcare service. Additionally, Alameda operates in-house diagnostic centers, medical laboratories, and pharmacies, establishing a robust healthcare network across the region.

Industry Overview in Egypt

Egypt's healthcare sector has been undergoing substantial transformation, largely driven by increasing demand for quality health services and the prevailing need for modern hospitals equipped with advanced technologies. The Egyptian government has made it a priority