JETA Holding consolidated its presence in Angola last Friday, 27 June 2025, with the announcement of an ambitious strategy focused on key sectors such as healthcare, technology and financial inclusion. The presentation took place in Luanda and was led by the company’s CEO, Doron Ben Sira, who described JETA as “a business accelerator and a growth enabler”, focused on solutions designed for the African context.
Headquartered in Cyprus and with ongoing operations in Angola, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire, JETA Holding integrates three specialised subsidiaries: Aliva Saúde, focused on clinical and laboratory care and the promotion of well-being; Yapama Saúde, dedicated to the supply of medical equipment and hospital consumables; and New Cognito, which operates in the areas of cybersecurity, digital transformation and technological solutions for public and private organisations.
“Our mission goes far beyond financial returns. We are committed to Africa’s structural transformation,” said Doron Ben Sira, adding that Angola represents a strategic starting point. “It is a country with a young and ambitious population, extraordinary potential and structural challenges that reinforce the relevance of our presence here.”
The company estimates that it will directly impact more than 85 million people across the three countries where it already operates, promoting integrated access to healthcare, technology and digital financial services.
“These three sectors are interdependent pillars of development: healthcare defines quality of life, technology enables access and efficiency, and fintech connects people to systems that drive their growth,” the CEO stated.
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 the continent has fewer than two doctors per 10,000 inhabitants. In this context, JETA aims to invest in integrated care, remote diagnostics, digitalisation of clinical records and the decentralisation of healthcare services.
In the financial sector, the company is addressing the exclusion of approximately 350 million Africans from the banking system through solutions such as digital wallets, micro-insurance and healthcare financing platforms, tailored to local needs.
For the next five years, JETA has outlined a strategy focused on depth and scale. Doron Ben Sira stated that the company intends to consolidate its healthcare network in Angola, expand access to its digital platforms, launch new inclusive fintech solutions and move into additional African markets.
“We are building an ecosystem with local teams, regional vision and global expertise, in collaboration with governments, the private sector and institutions,” he emphasised.
In a note sent to the editorial team of ONgoma News, JETA Holding reinforced its positioning as a pan-African company, committed to sustainable development and to creating concrete solutions that address the needs of populations across the continent.
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