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Boris Shleyfer, Co-Founder of newly launched B2B MedTech platform MedSahra shares the importance of having a centralized marketplace for the healthcare sector.

MedSahra launches first integrated B2B MedTech ecosystem for Gulf healthcare trade

UAE—MedSahra has officially launched a business-to-business (B2B) digital marketplace designed to simplify how healthcare organizations across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) source medical equipment, connect with trusted suppliers, access specialized services, and pursue investment opportunities.

UAE-Based MedTech Startup MedSahra Launches Unified B2B Healthcare Marketplace Across the GCC

In the rapidly expanding healthcare sector of the GCC, a new player has entered the field with ambitions to overcome longstanding inefficiencies. MedSahra, a UAE-based startup, has launched its innovative B2B medtech platform aimed at integrating the fragmented processes of sourcing medical equipment, connecting suppliers, accessing specialized services, identifying investment opportunities, and acquiring healthcare businesses.

منصة "MedSahra" للتكنولوجيا الطبية تسعى إلى سد الفجوات في معاملات المؤسسات المتخصصة بقطاع الرعاية الصحية

دبي، الإمارات العربية المتحدة، على الرغم من النمو السريع لقطاع الرعاية الصحية في دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي، إلاّ أنّ مشهد العمليات المتخصصة بتكنولوجيا الأجهزة الطبية لا تزال تتسم بالتشتت ومحدودية الكفاءة، من توريد المعدات الطبية، مروراً بمحاولات العثور على موردين موثوقين والوصول إلى الخدمات المتخصصة، إلى تحديد فرص الاستثمار والاستحواذ على شركات الرعاية الصحية. ولسدّ هذه الفجوة ومعالجة هذه التحديات، تم إطلاق MedSahra، أول منصة متخصصة في تكنولوجيا الأجهزة الطبية وتحسين عملية توريد وشراء وبيع المعدات الطبية وشركات الرعاية الصحية والخدمات المهنية من خلال توحيد منظومة الرعاية الصحية في المنطقة ضمن منصة واحدة.

UAE B2B Medtech Platform Connects US$60B GCC Healthcare Market

Despite the rapid growth of the GCC healthcare sector, sourcing medical equipment, finding trusted suppliers, accessing specialized services, identifying investment opportunities and acquiring healthcare businesses remain fragmented and inefficient. MedSahra, a new B2B medtech platform, has launched to address this challenge by bringing the region’s healthcare ecosystem together in a single B2B platform. MedSahra connects medical equipment, professional services, logistics providers, healthcare businesses and industry participants across the GCC within one unified digital ecosystem. It enables clinics, suppliers, service providers, investors and other market players to discover opportunities faster, communicate directly, close deals more efficiently and grow their businesses through a more transparent, connected and modern healthcare commerce infrastructure. The launch comes as the GCC healthcare market continues to expand, with the sector valued at approximately US$33 billion in 2026 and expected to nearly double to around US$60 billion by 2030.

MedSahra Launches to Connect the GCC's Fragmented Healthcare Trade in One B2B Platform

Say a clinic owner in Riyadh needs to sell an MRI machine because the practice is upgrading equipment. Or a wellness investor in Dubai wants to find a dental clinic that is quietly for sale, without alerting staff or competitors before a deal is real. Or a hospital administrator needs a calibration specialist for a piece of diagnostic equipment nobody else on the team has serviced before. In a sector as large and fast growing as the Gulf's healthcare economy, these should be simple problems to solve. In practice, they are usually solved through word of mouth, a personal contact, or a search engine, because no dedicated commercial infrastructure has existed to connect the people trying to buy, sell, staff, service, and invest in healthcare businesses across the region. MedSahra, a new B2B platform, is betting that gap is now large enough, and costly enough, to be worth fixing.

UAE-based MedSahra targets gaps in healthcare commerce with new B2B medtech platform

MedSahra, a new B2B medtech platform, has launched to address this challenge by bringing the region's healthcare ecosystem together in a single B2B platform

MedSahra Unlocks New Growth Opportunities for GCC Healthcare Businesses

Despite the rapid growth of the GCC healthcare sector, sourcing medical equipment, finding trusted suppliers, accessing specialized services, identifying investment opportunities and acquiring healthcare businesses remain fragmented and inefficient. MedSahra, a new B2B medtech platform, has launched to address this challenge by bringing the region’s healthcare ecosystem together in a single B2B platform. MedSahra connects medical equipment, professional services, logistics providers, healthcare businesses and industry participants across the GCC within one unified digital ecosystem. It enables clinics, suppliers, service providers, investors and other market players to discover opportunities faster, communicate directly, close deals more efficiently and grow their businesses through a more transparent, connected and modern healthcare commerce infrastructure. The launch comes as the GCC healthcare market continues to expand, with the sector valued at approximately US$33 billion in 2026 and expected to nearly double to around US$60 billion by 2030.

MedSahra Launches B2B Medtech Ecosystem to bridge gaps in Healthcare Commerce

The GCC healthcare sector is expanding at a breakneck pace. Yet, crucial business operations like sourcing medical equipment and finding suppliers remain dangerously fragmented. Traditional, inefficient channels slow down operations and stall industry growth. Enter MedSahra, a revolutionary B2B medtech platform designed to unite this multi-billion-dollar market. By integrating the entire healthcare ecosystem, this platform replaces outdated methods with seamless digital connectivity. It provides an immediate, tech-driven remedy for long-standing supply chain friction.

MedSahra launches B2B platform to unify GCC healthcare commerce

UAE-based MedSahra has launched a unified B2B medtech platform to address inefficiencies in the GCC healthcare sector. The digital ecosystem connects medical suppliers, service providers, and investors, streamlining equipment sourcing and business transactions as the regional market prepares to reach a projected US$60 billion by 2030. MedSahra connects medical equipment, professional services, logistics providers, healthcare businesses and industry participants across the GCC within one unified digital ecosystem. It enables clinics, suppliers, service providers, investors and other market players to discover opportunities faster, communicate directly, close deals more efficiently and grow their businesses through a more transparent, connected and modern healthcare commerce infrastructure. The launch comes as the GCC healthcare market continues to expand, with the sector valued at approximately US$33 billion in 2026 and expected to nearly double to around US$60 billion by 2030.

UAE-based MedSahra targets gaps in healthcare commerce with new B2B medtech platform

Dubai, UAE, July 06, 2026: Despite the rapid growth of the GCC healthcare sector, sourcing medical equipment, finding trusted suppliers, accessing specialized services, identifying investment opportunities and acquiring healthcare businesses remain fragmented and inefficient. MedSahra, a new B2B medtech platform, has launched to address this challenge by bringing the region’s healthcare ecosystem together in a single B2B platform.

MedSahra launches a B2B marketplace to untangle the Gulf’s $60 billion healthcare supply chain

The Gulf’s healthcare market is booming. The systems that supply it — how hospitals find equipment, vet suppliers, or line up investors — still often run on spreadsheets, trade shows and personal contacts. A new UAE-based platform called MedSahra wants to replace that patchwork with a single marketplace. MedSahra has launched as a business-to-business “medtech” platform designed to pull the region’s healthcare ecosystem into one place. The pitch spans sourcing medical equipment, finding trusted suppliers, booking specialized services and surfacing investment opportunities and acquisition targets — all the messy commercial activity that sits behind the doctor’s office. The timing leans on a big number. The company points to a GCC healthcare sector worth roughly $33 billion in 2026 and projected to nearly double to about $60 billion by 2030. That kind of growth creates an enormous volume of transactions, and MedSahra is betting that too many of them still run through fragmented, inefficient channels.

UAE-Based MedSahra Targets Gaps In Healthcare Commerce With New B2B Medtech Platform

Despite the rapid growth of the GCC healthcare sector, sourcing medical equipment, finding trusted suppliers, accessing specialized services, identifying investment opportunities and acquiring healthcare businesses remain fragmented and inefficient. MedSahra, a new B2B medtech platform, has launched to address this challenge by bringing the region’s healthcare ecosystem together in a single B2B platform. MedSahra connects medical equipment, professional services, logistics providers, healthcare businesses and industry participants across the GCC within one unified digital ecosystem. It enables clinics, suppliers, service providers, investors and other market players to discover opportunities faster, communicate directly, close deals more efficiently and grow their businesses through a more transparent, connected and modern healthcare commerce infrastructure. The launch comes as the GCC healthcare market continues to expand, with the sector valued at approximately US$33 billion in 2026 and expected to nearly double to around US$60 billion by 2030.

UAE-based MedSahra targets gaps in healthcare commerce with new B2B medtech platform

Despite the rapid growth of the GCC healthcare sector, sourcing medical equipment, finding trusted suppliers, accessing specialized services, identifying investment opportunities and acquiring healthcare businesses remain fragmented and inefficient. MedSahra, a new B2B medtech platform, has launched to address this challenge by bringing the region’s healthcare ecosystem together in a single B2B platform. MedSahra connects medical equipment, professional services, logistics providers, healthcare businesses and industry participants across the GCC within one unified digital ecosystem. It enables clinics, suppliers, service providers, investors and other market players to discover opportunities faster, communicate directly, close deals more efficiently and grow their businesses through a more transparent, connected and modern healthcare commerce infrastructure. The launch comes as the GCC healthcare market continues to expand, with the sector valued at approximately US$33 billion in 2026 and expected to nearly double to around US$60 billion by 2030.

UAE-based MedSahra Targets Gaps in Healthcare Commerce with New B2B Medtech Platform

Despite the rapid growth of the GCC healthcare sector, sourcing medical equipment, finding trusted suppliers, accessing specialized services, identifying investment opportunities and acquiring healthcare businesses remain fragmented and inefficient. MedSahra, a new B2B medtech platform, has been launched to address this challenge by bringing the region’s healthcare ecosystem together in a single B2B platform. MedSahra connects medical equipment, professional services, logistics providers, healthcare businesses and industry participants across the GCC within one unified digital ecosystem.

MedSahra Launches New B2B Medtech Platform to Transform Healthcare Commerce

Despite the GCC healthcare sector’s rapid expansion, sourcing medical equipment, connecting with trusted suppliers, accessing specialized services, identifying investment opportunities, and acquiring healthcare businesses remain fragmented and inefficient. Addressing these challenges, MedSahra has launched a new B2B medtech platform that brings the region’s healthcare ecosystem together on a single, integrated digital marketplace, enabling more seamless collaboration, procurement, and business growth.

إطلاق منصة “MedSahra” للتكنولوجيا الطبية

أُطلقت منصة “MedSahra” ، أول منصة متخصصة في تكنولوجيا الأجهزة الطبية، بهدف تطوير منظومة توريد وشراء وبيع المعدات الطبية، وتعزيز كفاءة الخدمات المقدمة لشركات الرعاية الصحية والجهات المهنية، وذلك من خلال جمع مختلف أطراف قطاع الرعاية الصحية في المنطقة ضمن منصة موحدة ومتكاملة.

The Healthcare Business Ecosystem Still Lacks a Middle Layer in 2026

The GCC healthcare sector is entering a more mature phase of growth, supported by continued investment in hospitals, clinics, digital health, advanced medical technologies, and specialist care models. This scale is reflected in the projected growth of the GCC healthcare innovation market, which research estimates will rise from $121.9 billion in 2025 to $170.5 billion by 2030. Government priorities are reinforcing this momentum. In the UAE, the Ministry of Health and Prevention’s strategy focuses on proactive, interconnected, comprehensive and innovative health services based on digital data. In Saudi Arabia, the Health Sector Transformation Program under Vision 2030 is advancing healthcare access, quality, digital transformation, and e-health services.

خمسة طرق تُساهم بها منصات التكنولوجيا الطبية المتخصصة بالمعاملات بين الشركات بتشكيل قطاع الرعاية الصحية

تشهد شركات الرعاية الصحية والعافية في دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي نمواً متزايداً في سوقٍ يزداد رقمنةً وتخصصاً ونشاطاً بصورة مطردة. تشير توقعات “ريسرش آند ماركتس” إلى أن سوق الرعاية الصحية في دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي سينمو من 121.9 مليار دولار أمريكي في عام 2025 إلى 170.5 مليار دولار أمريكي بحلول عام 2030، مما يؤدي إلى طلب متزايد على منصات موثوقة تربط بين المشترين والبائعين ومقدمي الخدمات والمستثمرين. ومع ذلك، لا تزال العديد من الشركات تعتمد على الشبكات الشخصية، والبحث المتفرق عن الموردين، والقنوات غير الرسمية عند بيع المعدات، أو الحصول على الدعم التشغيلي، أو استكشاف فرص إبرام الصفقات التجارية.

Five ways B2B MedTech marketplaces are reshaping healthcare business

Healthcare and wellness businesses across the GCC are growing in a market that is becoming more digital, specialised, and commercially active. The GCC healthcare market is projected to grow from US$ 121.9bn in 2025 to US$ 170.5bn by 2030, according to Research and Markets, creating stronger demand for trusted platforms that connect buyers, sellers, service providers, and investors. Yet many businesses still rely on personal networks, fragmented supplier searches, and informal channels when selling equipment, finding operational support, or exploring business transactions. MedSahra, the first B2B MedTech ecosystem platform focused on healthcare and wellness trade across the GCC, outlines five facts that show how marketplaces can bring more structure to this evolving sector.

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Five ways B2B MedTech marketplaces are reshaping healthcare business

Healthcare and wellness businesses across the GCC are growing in a market that is becoming more digital, specialised, and commercially active. The GCC healthcare market is projected to grow from $121.9 billion in 2025 to $170.5 billion by 2030, according to Research and Markets, creating stronger demand for trusted platforms that connect buyers, sellers, service providers, and investors. Yet many businesses still rely on personal networks, fragmented supplier searches, and informal channels when selling equipment, finding operational support, or exploring business transactions.

Five ways B2B MedTech marketplaces are reshaping healthcare business

(MENAFN- Sherpa Communications) Healthcare and wellness businesses across the GCC are growing in a market that is becoming more digital, specialised, and commercially active. The GCC healthcare market is projected to grow from $121.9 billion in 2025 to $170.5 billion by 2030, according to Research and Markets, creating stronger demand for trusted platforms that connect buyers, sellers, service providers, and investors. Yet many businesses still rely on personal networks, fragmented supplier searches, and informal channels when selling equipment, finding operational support, or exploring business transactions.

GCC healthcare businesses adopt specialized B2B marketplaces

GCC healthcare businesses are embracing digital B2B platforms as demand grows for trusted solutions connecting buyers, sellers, and service providers.

Five ways B2B MedTech marketplaces are reshaping healthcare business

Healthcare and wellness businesses across the GCC are growing in a market that is becoming more digital, specialized, and commercially active. The GCC healthcare market is projected to grow from $121.9 billion in 2025 to $170.5 billion by 2030, according to Research and Markets, creating stronger demand for trusted platforms that connect buyers, sellers, service providers, and investors. Yet many businesses still rely on personal networks, fragmented supplier searches, and informal channels when selling equipment, finding operational support, or exploring business transactions.

خمسة طرق تُساهم بها منصات التكنولوجيا الطبية المتخصصة بالمعاملات بين الشركات بتشكيل قطاع الرعاية الصحية

(MENAFN- Sherpa Communications) تشهد شركات الرعاية الصحية والعافية في دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي نمواً متزايداً في سوقٍ يزداد رقمنةً وتخصصاً ونشاطاً بصورة مطردة. تشير توقعات "ريسرش آند ماركتس" إلى أن سوق الرعاية الصحية في دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي سينمو من 121.9 مليار دولار أمريكي في عام 2025 إلى 170.5 مليار دولار أمريكي بحلول عام 2030، مما يؤدي إلى طلب متزايد على منصات موثوقة تربط بين المشترين والبائعين ومقدمي الخدمات والمستثمرين. ومع ذلك، لا تزال العديد من الشركات تعتمد على الشبكات الشخصية، والبحث المتفرق عن الموردين، والقنوات غير الرسمية عند بيع المعدات، أو الحصول على الدعم التشغيلي، أو استكشاف فرص إبرام الصفقات التجارية.

Five Ways B2B MedTech Marketplaces are Reshaping Healthcare Business

Healthcare and wellness businesses across the Gulf Cooperation Council are increasingly turning to specialized B2B marketplaces as the region’s healthcare sector becomes more digital, commercially active, and specialized, according to MedSahra. The GCC healthcare market is projected to grow from $121.9 billion in 2025 to $170.5 billion by 2030, according to Research and Markets, driving demand for platforms that connect buyers, sellers, service providers, and investors. MedSahra, which describes itself as the first B2B MedTech ecosystem platform focused on healthcare and wellness trade across the GCC, said many businesses still rely on personal networks, fragmented supplier searches, and informal channels when selling equipment, sourcing operational support, or pursuing business transactions. The company outlined five areas where B2B MedTech marketplaces are changing how healthcare businesses operate across the region.

Five ways B2B MedTech marketplaces are reshaping healthcare business

United Arab Emirates: Healthcare and wellness businesses across the GCC are growing in a market that is becoming more digital, specialised, and commercially active. The GCC healthcare market is projected to grow from $121.9 billion in 2025 to $170.5 billion by 2030, according to Research and Markets, creating stronger demand for trusted platforms that connect buyers, sellers, service providers, and investors. Yet many businesses still rely on personal networks, fragmented supplier searches, and informal channels when selling equipment, finding operational support, or exploring business transactions.