Apposite invests up to £12m in Medical Imaging Partnership
Healthcare-focused GP Apposite Capital has committed to invest up to ТЃ12m in Medical Imaging Partnership (MIP), a provider of radiology services.
Upon completion of the deal, MIP will look to make a number of new hires, including appointments to its senior management team. The company has recently opened a new office in Brighton to accommodate the team expansion.
MIP will also look to expand its services across the UK and invest in new product development.
Apposite partner Sam Gray will take a seat on the board of MIP as part of the deal.
In July 2015, Apposite sold Cancer Partners UK to GenesisCare, an Australian provider of radiotherapy services. It also recently appointed Nuage Labs' CFO Anne-Laure Meynier as investment manager.
Company
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Crawley, West Sussex, MIP provides radiology services to clients including the British National Health Service and various independent practitioners. It has a headcount of 55 and currently offers its services in the south-east and north of England.
MIP's services include the distribution of radiology equipment, such as MRI, ultrasound and x-ray machinery. It also offers patient prioritisation advice and management, radiology reporting and clinical support.
People
Apposite – Sam Gray (partner).
MIP – Simon Oates (CEO).
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