Indian health-tech company Pristyn Care starts operation in Bangladesh
The company said it plans to have five patient care centres in Dhaka and Chattogram by March 2024
Indian healthcare delivery startup Pristyn Care on Thursday said it has commenced operations in Bangladesh.
The company said it will invest Rs100 crore over the next two years to expand operations in Bangladesh and plans to have five patient care centres in Dhaka and Chattogram by March 2024, reports the Economic Times.
It also aims to hire 200 employees across various departments as part of the expansion plans.
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"With the country's (Bangladesh) healthcare market expected to reach $14 billion by the end of 2023, we are committed to the growth of healthcare in Bangladesh. Over the next two years, we will invest Rs 100 crore to establish a robust healthcare infrastructure," Pristyn Care Co-Founder Harsimarbir Singh said in a statement.
The investment would be utilised to set up patient care centres, he added.
Pristyn Care caters to advanced secondary care surgeries with the help of over 400-plus in-house super-speciality surgeons across hundreds of partner hospitals and clinics.
