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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Healwell Al Inc T.AIDX

Alternate Symbol(s):  HWAIF

Healwell Al Inc. is a Canada-based healthcare artificial intelligence (AI) company focused on preventative care. The Company, using its own proprietary technology, is developing and commercializing advanced clinical decision support systems that can help healthcare providers detect rare and chronic diseases. The Company's segments include Clinical Research and Patient services, AI and Data... see more

TSX:AIDX - Post Discussion

Healwell Al Inc > Small cap to watch...
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Post by zack50 on Dec 20, 2024 1:24pm

Small cap to watch...

Healwell AI Inc., a health care artificial intelligence company focused on preventative care, announced on Dec. 16 that it planned to buy Auckland, New Zealand-based Orion Health Holdings Ltd for $165-million.

Orion is a subscription license and services revenue business serving the public sector and has more than 70 global customers in 11 countries. Healwell said the deal would give it a “significant muti-jurisdictional platform” to deliver AI-driven services.

The company said the deal includes $144-million upfront, including a minimum of $86-million in cash and the rest in Healwell stock. The company said the cash part of the deal would be partially funded by a bought deal private placement of convertible debentures and subscription receipts co-led by Eight Capital and Scotiabank for gross proceeds of $50-million. It said the balance is expected to be covered with debt provided by a Schedule 1 bank.

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