InMedica invested in the Altameda company, which owns two clinics operating in Kaunas Acropolis and Vilnius Mindaugas Maxima.
InMedica 100% Altameda acquired the shares from two previous managers of the company. Altameda currently has 12 employees, last year the company's revenue reached 345 thousand. euros, it is reported on the "Nasdaq Vilnius" stock exchange.
The value of the share purchase transaction is not disclosed.
Clinics operate in a "walk-in" format, when patients can promptly undergo express tests, get vaccinated and receive consultation for uncomplicated health disorders without prior registration.
"We notice that as the pace of life increases, residents are looking for a quick and reliable way to take care of their health and no longer want to wait in lines at medical facilities to get vaccinated, take blood tests or get a consultation. In Lithuania, patients are already discovering the advantages of this format, so we believe that such services will only grow in the long term due to their promptness and convenience", says InMedica CEO Laura Penikienė.
Although Altameda clinics are currently suspended due to quarantine, they plan to resume as soon as possible.
Lukas Blekaitis (ELTA)
