Pridiktiv has been acquired by Corilus
The shareholders and founders of Pridiktiv NV have sold the company to Corilus.
Pridiktiv specializes in mobile cloud-based healthcare solutions that turn big and raw patient data into user-friendly and actionable data to support day-to-day health/elderly care. Its into.care software is a revolutionary and comprehensive suite covering basic medical/care patient administration, work planning, medication, accounting and management reporting.
Corilus is the Belgian market leader in software and ICT solutions for elderly care. It develops smart and efficient systems and connects healthcare providers, patients and stakeholders. Corilus’ software has applications for general practitioners, pharmacists, physiotherapists, midwives and elderly homes. Corilus, a portfolio company of Gilde Buy Out Partners, has over 40,000 customers, served out of seven locations.
Oaklins’ team in Belgium acted as the sole financial advisor to the sellers in this transaction.
Jeroen De Backer
CEO, Pridiktiv NV
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