Month: September 2022

Encare has raised SEK 26 million to accelerate global expansion

Encare has raised SEK 26 million in an issue led by Sciety. The new capital will accelerate our international growth and further develop the web-based SaaS-solution that contributes to improving surgical outcomes.

“We are happy to note the great interest in Encare, despite the difficult market situation. This capital injection makes it possible to continue expanding our business and develop our SaaS- solution that helps healthcare providers reduce suffering and costs associated with surgery,” says Sören Johansson, chairman of the board of Encare.
Encare has developed a unique software solution enabling healthcare professionals to provide the best possible care before, during, and after surgical procedures. The cloud-based, interactive software facilitates a qualitative and effective implementation and follow-up of ERAS® (Enhanced Recovery After Surgery) treatment guidelines based on research and best practice from around the world.

The new capital of SEK 26 million was invested by the Sciety syndicate, a leading investor in Nordic life science and digital health.
“Working with Sciety, we have not only received capital but also specialist expertise and a strong network of people in the industry. Sciety is an established investment player and an experienced and knowledgeable partner who can give us the best conditions to develop our products further and support us when our company expands,” says Encare’s CEO, Rasmus Waller.
Encare already has a large international customer base with more than 140 hospitals in 25 different countries, and data from Encare’s customers shows significant quality improvements and savings. This has resulted in great interest from all parts of the world.
Encare is now planning for a continued expansion to gain additional market share in the more than 17,000 emergency hospitals that perform advanced surgery in Europe and North America.
“With the new capital, we gain additional power to accelerate our international expansion and further strengthen our product development organisation,” says Rasmus Waller, CEO.
Every year around 300 million surgical procedures are carried out worldwide – but one in four patients suffers from complications. About half of these, 37 million, could be avoided. Complications resulting from various healthcare interventions are today a leading cause of death and entail high healthcare costs worldwide.
“We are very pleased to be able to help Encare on the way to their goal of minimising unnecessary complications that too many patients suffer after surgery, thereby reducing both suffering and costs. The company already has an international clientele and is on the threshold of even broader international expansion, which makes this an extra exciting investment,” says Andreas Lindblom, Managing Partner at Sciety.
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