Apera Asset Management has successfully arranged bespoke debt facilities for MEG Medical Equipment to support its acquisition by Gilde Healthcare Partners, enhancing MEG's expansion in the medical devices sector.

Information on the Target

MEG Medical Equipment, or simply MEG, is a prominent provider of high-quality medical devices focused on preventing and treating pressure ulcers and skin injuries caused by prolonged immobility. The company has established a reputable presence through its brands Funke Medical in Germany and Deron in the Netherlands. MEG offers a diverse range of products, including medical mattresses, care beds, and other related solutions designed for outpatient and home care settings.

MEG stands out for its commitment to innovation and sustainability, integrating advanced technology into its medical equipment while maintaining a focus on environmental responsibility. Through these efforts, MEG aspires to set new standards in the medical equipment industry.

Industry Overview in the Target’s Specific Country

The medical device industry in Europe, particularly in countries like Germany and the Netherlands, is witnessing significant growth driven by an increasing demand for advanced healthcare solutions and rising aw

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Gilde Healthcare Partners

invested in

MEG Medical Equipment

in 2025

in a Venture Debt deal

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