The company presents investments in the healthcare, technology and fintech sectors, with the ambition of accelerating sustainable development across the continent.
JETA Africa Holding presented this week in Luanda its strategic vision for Angola and the African continent, with structural investments in healthcare, technology, cybersecurity, fintech and digital transformation. During the event, the company announced that it has chosen Angola as its operational base to drive its pan-African expansion.
According to JETA CEO Doron Ben Sira, the decision to establish operations in Angola goes beyond commercial interests:
“It is a strategic commitment. We believe Angola can become a regional engine of innovation and development.
From Luanda, we are building a platform with continental reach, supported by local teams, regional vision and global expertise.”
JETA has been operating in Angola since November 2024 and also has a direct presence in Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire. The holding integrates three complementary subsidiaries: Aliva Saúde, which operates in clinical services, laboratory services and wellness; Yapama Saúde, specialising in medical equipment and hospital consumables; and New Cognito, an ICT and cybersecurity services company focused on the digital transformation of public and private organisations.
During the presentation, Doron Ben Sira highlighted that the three areas of activity — healthcare, technology and fintech — are interdependent pillars of development.
“Healthcare defines quality of life, technology ensures access and efficiency, and fintech connects people to systems that drive their growth,” he explained. The company considers healthcare a central element for social and economic progress.
According to the report State of Universal Health Coverage Implementation in Africa (2023), only 48% of Africa’s population has access to the healthcare it needs, and there are fewer than two doctors per 10,000 inhabitants across the continent.
“That is why we are working to reduce fragmentation in healthcare systems, promote integrated care models and support the digitalisation of clinical records.
We want to expand access to quality services beyond capital cities,” Ben Sira added. The event was also attended by Sérgio Lopes, CEO of New Cognito, and Justin Gavanescu, CEO of the Aliva Group.
The executives reaffirmed the company’s commitment to a sustainable and scalable growth strategy.
“Our approach is clear: start with depth and then scale intelligently,” said Ben Sira.
Over the next five years, JETA aims to consolidate its operations in Angola and expand further in Côte d’Ivoire and Senegal, where it already sees growing demand for healthcare infrastructure, digital solutions and financial inclusion.
Source: https://www.opais.ao/sociedade/jeta-africa-aposta-no-desenvolvimento-sustentavel-de-angola/
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