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Bradesco and Fleury form joint oncology clinic venture

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What happened

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Fleury, a medical testing group, and Bradsaúde, the health insurance group of Bradesco, signed an agreement to create FleuryOnco, a new cancer-clinic company. FleuryOnco will invest R$72 million through 2027 to open seven outpatient oncology clinics in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Fleury holds slightly over half of the capital, and Bradsaúde holds slightly under half.

From riotimesonline.com

Why it matters

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The new venture, FleuryOnco, will consolidate its results into Fleury’s financial statements. The partnership involves Atlântica Hospitais, the hospital arm of Bradsaúde, and represents a strategic move into specialized cancer treatment.

From riotimesonline.com

Who's involved

  • BradescoParent institution of Bradsaúde, which is partnering in the new oncology venture

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • BradescoSpeculative

    Bradesco might see changes in its investment and strategic partnership profile through its involvement in the new oncology venture

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