Health tech startup receives funding from Sasware

02 December 2015 at 09:28

Investor, Sasware, is a technology and startup investment subsidiary of Signal Alliance, a Nigerian IT services provider.

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Medismarts, a startup based in Lagos, has received seed funding from Sasware, according to media reports.

According to TechCabal, the exact amount of funding which was exchanged for a minority stake in the company, was undisclosed.

The report further reveals that Medismarts’ founders, Obinna Osuji and Damilola Oni, plan to invest the funds directly into its medical cloud platform.

READ: Furniture marketplace lands seed funding from local investors

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Investor, Sasware, is a technology and startup investment subsidiary of Signal Alliance, a Nigerian IT services provider.

Medismarts is a health tech startup that provides cloud-based data management platforms to healthcare institutions through a freemium product.

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