MediCA klinika has acquired Lieporiu Seimos Gydytoju Centras
MediCA klinika, the largest private clinics chain in Lithuania, has acquired Lieporiu Seimos Gydytoju Centras, a private primary care clinic in Siauliai city.
MediCA klinika operates 31 clinics in 16 cities, with revenues of approximately US$35 million. It belongs to CGP Management, a privately owned holding company which also owns the leading pharmacy chain in Lithuania. This acquisition will allow MediCA klinika to expand its market coverage in the country.
Lieporiu Seimos Gydytoju Centra is the largest private clinic in Siauliai city, the fourth largest city of Lithuania, with over 5,000 registered patients.
Oaklins’ team in Lithuania acted as advisor for the buyer throughout the acquisition process, from searching for add-on acquisition targets in Lithuania until final completion.
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