Alameda Healthcare secures $190 million investment from DPI and co-investors
The minority investment supports hospital expansion, medical technology and specialist care in Egypt and the Gulf.
Alameda Healthcare signed a binding agreement for a $190 million minority investment from funds advised by Development Partners International and co-investors on July 7, 2025. The transaction was primarily a capital increase, with chairman Fahad Khater retaining majority ownership. DPI announced completion on February 19, 2026.
The Egyptian healthcare group plans to expand hospital capacity, invest in medical technologies and develop its centers of excellence. DPI will support expansion across Egypt and the Gulf Cooperation Council region. Alameda operates the As-Salam International and Dar Al Fouad hospital brands, alongside specialist centers, outpatient services and home care.
Use of funds
Expand hospital capacity in Egypt and the Gulf Cooperation Council region.
Invest in medical technologies and centers of excellence.
Support medical training and capacity building.