Aleris buys Proxima to create a Kaiser Permanente solution
publication date: May 5, 2011
Scandinavian healthcare group Aleris has transformed its capabilities with the acquisition of Proxima in Sweden for SEK1.08bn (€119m) for equity and net debt. The deal shows that Investor, the quoted investment group behind Aleris, is serious about building a Kaiser Permanente-style operation touching the patient at many points, as the Swedish healthcare market opens up to the private sector.
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