South Africa’s Mia Healthcare Secures $910,000 in Funding
South Africa-based Mia Healthcare has raised $910,000 from the Vumela Fund to expand access to affordable dental and orthodontic care across Southern Africa...
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South African-based Mia Healthcare Technologies has secured R15 million ($910,000) in funding to expand its accessible dental and orthodontic care services across Southern Africa.
- The investment comes from the Vumela Fund, managed by Edge Growth in partnership with First National Bank (FNB).
- The funding will support Mia Healthcare's mission to provide professional dental care through mobile clinics in underserved communities, schools, and workplaces.
- The company also aims to challenge the orthodontics market with locally produced, affordable clear aligners, as highlighted by CEO Dr. Zane Stennings.
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