XRP Healthcare
has announced that United Arab Emirates-based FasterCapital will be
partnering with them as the
venture capital incubator for XRP Healthcare Africa to grow exponentially on the African continent
helping to raise funds for equity shares to acquire private clinics, pharmacies and hospitals.
These establishments will operate under one roof, with access to improved systems, doctors, and
medical provisions that will utilize XRP Healthcare’s developing blockchain technology, as well as
its native token (XRPH) that is paired
with (USDT) for sending and receiving
payments.
The African
healthcare market is estimated to be worth USD 259 billion by 2030, and its population is set to
double between 2021 and 2050 to 2.5 billion people, further requiring a solution for quality private
care establishments to deal with the changing nature of burden disease.
The international expansion comes at an opportune time, given the African Continental Free Trade
Agreement (AfCFTA), which aims to
standardize trade policies and programs for increased integration
between African nations.
Hesham Zriek,
co-founder and CEO of FasterCapital was ranked 39 among the top 50
investors in 2018 by Forbes,
thanks to his successes in investments and exits - with over 20 years
of experience leading
multinational businesses, Hesham is a growth-oriented business leader.
FasterCapitals role will be to raise funds for XRP Healthcare Africa to acquire private healthcare
clinics and hospitals throughout the African continent and grow exponentially.
XRP Healthcare
Africa has partnered with The Burnratty Investment Group because of its expert knowledge of East
Africa’s healthcare terrain and its ambitious plans for the African continent which both companies
plan to pursue together as one to maximize profits and shareholder value.
The formidable partnership aims to attain a billion-dollar valuation while positioning itself as the
leading healthcare provider, researcher, influencer, and health technology giant on the African
continent by 2026.
To find out more about XRP Healthcare Africa and The Burnratty Investment Group partnership, see
here.
