EASE raises $9.5m equity from aa fc Group to scale AI medical devices
EASE Holdings BV, a Netherlands‑based medical equipment‑as‑a‑service provider, secured US$9.5 million in additional equity from AAFC Group Inc. The investment brings EASE’s total equity to US$24 million, which the company said will help it expand its AI‑enhanced medical device base in South Africa and Ghana.
Key points
- EASE secured US$9.5 million equity from AAFC Group, raising total equity to US$24 million
- New capital will expand AI‑enhanced medical device deployments in South Africa and Ghana
- EASE plans at least US$20 million of new installations in South Africa in 2027
The pay‑per‑use model gives hospitals, clinics and specialist practices access to high‑value equipment such as MRI, CT, PET‑CT scanners, surgical robots and radiotherapy systems with minimal upfront capital. EASE’s CEO, Dr Kanyinsola Oyeyinka, said the new capital will allow the company to bring more high‑value equipment to customers and keep pace with AI and other technology advances.
EASE has already deployed surgical robots in KwaZulu‑Natal and Mpumalanga, a PET‑CT scanner in Rustenburg, an MRI scanner in Akwatia, Ghana, and CT scanners in Accra. The company expects at least US$20 million of new installations in South Africa in 2027 and is assessing markets in India, Morocco and Malaysia.
EASE Raises $9.5M Equity to Scale AI Medical Devices in South Africa, Ghana
Unite.AI · 2 November 2026
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