EASE Holdings BV has secured an additional $9.5 million in equity from US-based investor AAFC Group to expand its medical equipment services in South Africa and Ghana, the company announced on 2 November 2026. Headquartered in the Netherlands, EASE supplies advanced diagnostic and surgical technology to healthcare providers.
The investment brings EASE’s total equity to $24 million, complementing debt facilities that help it deploy equipment across its network. Rather than requiring hospitals and clinics to buy every machine outright, the company offers pay-per-use arrangements and managed-service contracts covering maintenance, technical support and upgrades.
The financing model is designed to reduce the upfront cost of accessing expensive medical technology. EASE’s equipment range includes MRI and CT scanners, PET-CT imaging systems, surgical robots and radiotherapy devices.
South African installations targeted at $20 million in 2027
EASE expects at least $20 million in new equipment installations in South Africa next year. Its existing deployments include surgical robots in KwaZulu-Natal and Mpumalanga, as well as a PET-CT scanner in Rustenburg. The company is also recruiting a managing director and plans to expand its South African board.
In Ghana, EASE says it has installed an MRI scanner in Akwatia and CT scanners in Accra. Alongside its operations in those two countries, the group is assessing opportunities in Morocco, India and Malaysia.