Gambro buys Lithuania clinics
TT/Adam Ewing - [email protected]
Published: 2 Jun, 2006 CET.
Updated: Fri 2 Jun 2006 11:44 CET
Swedish medical-technology company Gambro has purchased 11 clinics with nearly 300 patients in Lithuania.
The buy means Gambro Healthcare is broadening its market position in the Baltic. The clinics began consolidating Thursday, June 1.
The purchase is expected to have a limited impact on Gambro, but is an important strategic move, Gambro said in a press release.
It is not know how much the deal is worth.
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The buy means Gambro Healthcare is broadening its market position in the Baltic. The clinics began consolidating Thursday, June 1.
The purchase is expected to have a limited impact on Gambro, but is an important strategic move, Gambro said in a press release.
It is not know how much the deal is worth.
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