Diaverum

Sector Healthcare
Location Stockholm
Date acquired 2007
Transaction size Not disclosed

Diaverum is a leading global provider of life enhancing renal care to patients with Chronic Kidney Disease 

The company operates in a sizeable and growing market with robust industry fundamentals, where the number of patients requiring kidney care is growing due to changes in the population dynamics and lifestyles.

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With over 11,000 employees worldwide, caring for circa. 39,000 patients, offering 6 million treatments annually and running more than 421 clinics in 22 countries.

Headquartered in Sweden, Diaverum’s main focus is on haemodialysis, in conjunction with a portfolio of treatments ranging from preventive care, peritoneal dialysis and home care to co-ordination of patients’ comorbidities and transplantation services. Chronic Kidney Disease is seen as a global and escalating challenge today affecting about 10% of the world’s adult population. It’s primarily caused by lifestyle diseases such as diabetes, and the prevalence is increasing in particular in developing countries.

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