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One of the largest PET recyclers in Northern Europe backed...

PET Baltija, one of the largest PolyEthylene Terephthalate (PET) recyclers in Northern Europe, today announces an agreement to acquire a leading Czech fibre producer Tesil Fibres s.r.o, a spin-off of SILON s.r.o. Once closed, this transaction will become one of the largest investments by a Latvian company in the Czech Republic to date.

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InMedica continues expansion: family clinic acquired in...

Lithuania’s largest medical clinic network InMedica has signed an agreement to acquire Tvinsknis UAB, a Vilnius-based clinic that provides primary and nursing care services.

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INVL Baltic Sea Growth Fund acquired vet clinic network...

The leading Baltic private equity fund INVL Baltic Sea Growth Fund continues to grow its investment portfolio and has acquired MiniVet, a Vilnius-based vet clinic network.

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INVL Baltic Sea Growth Fund strengthens ESG commitment

INVL Baltic Sea Growth Fund (“the Fund”), leading private equity investment fund located in the Baltic region, is pleased to announce a renewed direction in the development of its environmental, social, and governance (“ESG”) operations. This initiative will further strengthen its overall commitment to achieving sustainability along with the continued creation of real long-term value add for its work force, key stakeholders, umbrella of portfolio companies and investor base respectively.

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INVL Baltic Sea Growth Fund signs agreement to acquire...

INVL Baltic Sea Growth Fund, the leading private equity investment fund in the Baltic region, signed an agreement to acquire one of the most modern medical treatment centres in Birštonas, Nemunas as well as the largest rehabilitation and post-acute care treatment centres in the Baltics, Eglės Sanatorija.

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The shareholders of InMedica have approved the profit...

The shareholders approved the annual report of InMedica – a network of medical clinics – and allotted part of the profit to the payment of dividends. InMedica will pay its shareholders € 2 million in dividends for 2021, which will account for 36% of the company’s total profits, most of which will be used for further business development. This decision was taken on the 31st of May  at the InMedica shareholders’ meeting.

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InMedica has acquired a family clinic in Panevėžys

The largest Lithuanian network of medical clinics InMedica has acquired a private J. Pauliukas Family Clinic in Panevėžys, which provides family medical services. This is InMedica’s first investment in family clinics in the city.

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InMedica and MediCA Group completed the largest healthcare...

The leading private medical chains InMedica and MediCA Group have completed the largest merger in Lithuanian healthcare clinic history to date.

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Merger clearance issued to private medicine networks...

The Competition Council has deemed the concentration conditions to be appropriately implemented, effectively permitting the merger between private medicine networks InMedica and MediCA Group.

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