DPI finalises $190m deal for Alameda Healthcare
Funding to support expansion in Egypt and across the GCC and Africa.
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Development Partners International (DPI), a London-based Africa-focused private equity firm, has announced the completion of its $190 million investment in Alameda Healthcare, an Egypt-based private healthcare group.
The investment, primarily a capital raise, is described by DPI as the largest healthcare investment of its kind in Egypt to date.
Since DPI signed the agreement in July 2025, Alameda has continued to execute its growth strategy by expanding its footprint in sub-Saharan Africa with a clinic in Kenya. The group has also reported growth in the number of international patients travelling from across the region to access specialist care at Alameda’s hospitals.
DPI will collaborate closely with Alameda Healthcare’s executive team led by chairman Dr. Fahad Khater, who retains his position as the majority shareholder.
Ziad Abaza, partner at DPI, said: “We are pleased to finalise this milestone transaction and look forward to our partnership with Dr. Fahad Khater and his team in delivering world-class healthcare across Egypt and the GCC.”
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