The network of evidence-based medicine clinics DocMed received 200 million rubles of investments from the TealTech Capital fund of the founder of VkusVill Andrey Krivenko, the chairman of the board of directors of the Agama Group of Companies Yury Alasheev and the director of Khimrar Andrey Ivashchenko. This was reported by the fund’s press service. This is the third deal between DocMed and TealTech Capital, its value is not disclosed.
DocMed includes DocDeti multidisciplinary children’s clinics, adult clinics with a hospital, as well as dentistry. Marina Demidova, the founder, worked as a marketer in the Russian divisions of Samsung and Xerox before launching the network.
TealTech Capital invested in the startup even before the official launch in 2018; for five years, the fund has invested more than 500 million rubles.
According to SPARK, TealTech Capital owns 49.9% of the company as of September 2019. In 2021, DocMed’s revenue exceeded 570 million rubles. According to data provided by the company itself, for the nine months of this year, revenue is 700 million rubles.
The network will invest the funds received in the opening of new branches and in expanding the list of services provided. Plans include the launch of a combined DocMed and DocDeti clinic, which will have a 24-hour hospital. The branch will open in Moscow on Derbenevskaya street.
In the summer, the TealTech Capital fund invested 250 million rubles in the medical network of the Fomin Clinic. The company allocated funds to open a hospital in Sochi, as well as to launch clinics in Moscow, Ufa and Tula.
Author:
Natalia Gormaleva
Source: RB

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