Carnegie, Handelsbanken lead €45m series-C for Doktor.se

Oriola Corporation and other new and existing investors also participated.

The latest funding will bring the total it has raised in equity financing so far to more than $76m, according to Crunchbase.

The company will use the proceeds to expand its digital physical care offering by opening new medical centres, and expand its online platform internationally.

In March 2020, the company raised $2.5m in a seed investment round led by Webrock Ventures for Brazilian digital health startup VivaBem in order to expand its services in Brazil. 

Previous funding
In May 2018, Doktor.se raised around $14.7m in a series-A round from Oriola. It later raised SEK 100m ($10.3m) in a series-B round in January 2019 from Bonnier Ventures. In July 2019, the company raised debt financing of $16m in the form of a convertible loan.

Earlier this year, the company raised $2.5m from Webrock Ventures to partner with Brazilian digital health startup VivaBem.  

Company
Founded in 2016, and based in Stockholm, Doktor.se is a digital healthcare provider with both digital and physical care centres across Sweden. Its app provides free, round-the-clock consultations to patients. The company employs 200 staff.  

People
Doktor.se – Martin Lindman (CEO, founder).
Oriola Corporation – Robert Andersson (CEO). 

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