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Salt Capital expands its footprint in the Namibian healthcare space

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Salt Capital acquires the Welwitschia Healthcare Group, comprising of Welwitschia Hospital, Erongo Radiology (‘ERAD’) and Spescare Namibia.

In line with Salt Capital’s core philosophy of creating sustainable impact alongside strong returns, Salt Capital has invested in the Welwitschia Healthcare Group to drive the group forward to become a leading healthcare operator in Namibia. Salt Capital’s investment focus centres around providing growth capital to SMEs, empowering management teams to achieve improved outcomes and to generate meaningful benefits for both business and society. This builds on the past track record of Salt Capital investing in Namibia, a country considered to be of high priority to them.

This investment aligns with Salt Capital’s vision and builds on its success of the acquisition of RhinoPark Private Hospital in Windhoek in 2024. Since investment, Rhino Park Private Hospital has achieved notable progress, expanding services and improving healthcare outcomes for the Windhoek community. By extending its footprint to Namibia’s west coast, Salt Capital reaffirms its commitment to advancing healthcare across Namibia.

Rhino Park Private Hospital and the Welwitschia Healthcare Group are both landmark institutions with a proud heritage that has formed part of the history of the local communities for several decades, and have over the years earned the trust of patients and families. Salt Capital aims to strengthen the enlarged group’s ability to deliver worldclass healthcare through strategic integration with Rhino Park Private Hospital whilst preserving the values and standards that have earned the trust of patients and families. Communities in Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Windhoek and their respective surrounding areas can expect continuity in compassionate care, professionalism, and medical excellence.

Looking ahead, this strategic investment will enable the expansion of medical services both in andaround Walvis Bay, Swakopmund and Windhoek, including advanced diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, and new medical specialties previously underserved in the country, ensuring greater access to high-quality healthcare for Namibians. Salt Capital’s goal is to make healthcare more accessible, innovative, and responsive to the evolving needs of the community.

Salt Capital and Rhino Park Private Hospital are excited to partner with the Welwitschia Healthcare Group team to foster innovation, broaden access, and deliver exceptional healthcare for generations to come.

“We are proud to welcome the Welwitschia Hospital, ERAD, and Spescare teams into the Salt Capital family,” commented Jan Bosch, Managing Partner of Salt Capital. “Our partnership builds on a shared belief that healthcare should be both excellent and accessible. As a dedicated investor with a long-standing presence in Namibia, we are committed to supporting these exceptional businesses and the professionals who deliver care that truly transforms lives.”

Matthias Braune, CEO of the enlarged Group, added: “This partnership marks an exciting new chapter for us. Salt Capital’s experience in the healthcare sector, including their success to date with Rhino Park Private Hospital, and their strong value-driven approach, make them an ideal partner.

Together, we’ll continue to grow our services, invest in innovation and deliver care that genuinely makes a difference to patients and communities across Namibia.”

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