ADB Ghana Medicals System Group Ltd and global health technology company Philips are moving to implement a strategic partnership to introduce advanced medical equipment and healthcare solutions to Ghana’s health sector.

The two companies reaffirmed their commitment to the collaboration during a high-level executive engagement in Accra on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, following the conclusion of a strategic agreement.

Discussions focused on implementation preparations, including project governance, operational readiness, equipment deployment arrangements, and outstanding contractual and commercial matters.

The engagement was intended to move the partnership from the agreement stage towards implementation, with both companies working to establish the structures needed to deliver the project.

The collaboration is expected to combine Philips’ medical technology expertise with ADB Medicals’ experience in sourcing and

Executive Chairman of ADB Ghana Medicals System Group Ltd, Adann Benjamin Diaz, said the company would work closely with healthcare professionals to identify the specific equipment needs of hospitals before making supplies.

"We engage the end users, especially the healthcare professionals, to make sure that we deliver the quality of medical equipment which they need in their healthcare delivery. And that's what we stand in for," he said.

Mr Diaz said ADB Medicals would leverage its relationship with Philips, the original equipment manufacturer, to source advanced medical technology and make it accessible to healthcare providers.

He expressed confidence that the arrangement would contribute to improvements in healthcare delivery in Ghana.

For Philips, the partnership provides an opportunity to extend its healthcare technology solutions to more medical institutions in Ghana.

General Manager for Health Systems at Philips for the West Africa, Gulf and Levant districts, Tamer Said, said the company was pleased with the collaboration and cited ADB Medicals’ longstanding involvement in supporting Ghana’s healthcare sector.

He expressed confidence in the next phase of the partnership, which is expected to make advanced healthcare solutions available to several medical institutions across the country.

Both companies are expected to finalise a detailed implementation roadmap in the coming days to guide the rollout.

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