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TGS Baltic represented InMedica in closing the deal to acquire Vilnius Implantology Center Clinic

09.03.2023 TGS Baltic represented InMedica in closing the deal to acquire Vilnius Implantology Center Clinic

Our client InMedica has closed the transaction regarding acquisition of Vilnius Implantology Center Clinic from OP Group, whose co-owner is DMSc Algirdas Puišys, the founder of the clinic.

InMedica group is currently the largest private healthcare service provider in Lithuania with a network of 82 clinics in the country, while the acquisition of VIC is an important strategic investment adding to the expertise of the group. VIC is a leading dental treatment institution in Lithuania, widely known outside the country as well.

The transaction was arranged and executed by Partner Dalia Tamašauskaitė-Žilienė, Senior Associates Paulius Dabulskis, Simas Paukštys, Rūta Tikuišytė, and Associate Elvina Jurčiukonytė, while the competition clearance workstream was led by Senior Associate Jonas Šalna.

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