Ghanaian E-Health Startup BIMA Secures Funding to Drive Expansion in Africa
Ghana’s leading e-health startup, BIMA, has just secured new funding to boost its growth and reach more underserved communities.
BIMA, the first licensed telemedicine provider in Ghana, is changing the game by offering affordable health insurance and digital health services to low-income populations across emerging markets.
With over six million users in places like Tanzania, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, BIMA is proving that access to healthcare shouldn’t be a luxury.
The funding, from health-focused VC fund AAIC Investment, will fast-track BIMA’s expansion in Africa, leveraging AAIC’s network and expertise. This support comes at a time when BIMA has already achieved profitability and is on a mission to make healthcare accessible through telemedicine and mobile money partnerships.
“We’re excited to have AAIC on board as we continue to build an affordable, accessible healthcare ecosystem for emerging markets,” said Gustaf Agartson, BIMA’s founder and CEO.
AAIC’s director, Hiroki Ishida, added, “BIMA is revolutionizing healthcare in Africa, and we’re confident their growth will make a real impact.”
With this latest investment, BIMA is poised to expand its reach even further, bringing life-changing healthcare solutions to millions more. The future of affordable, accessible healthcare in Africa and beyond is brighter than ever.
