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INVESDOR INSIGHTS | 09.01.2024
Finland is the most advanced digital economy in the EU according to DESI* 2022 and Finnish health technology is globally renowned. While Finland's population is relatively small, its strengths lie in the quality of its healthcare system, research infrastructure, and regulatory environment. The ability to conduct well-designed clinical trials and develop technologies in such an environment can lead to faster, more efficient development cycles and successful market entry, despite the size of the domestic market. Additionally, successful innovations in Finland can serve as a springboard for expansion into larger global markets.
*The Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI)
Sources: The Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI), FinnGen, Sailab – MedTech Finland ry, ITA .
Startups in the MedTech industry often bring innovative solutions to healthcare problems, offering the potential for significant advancements in medical technology.
The demand for new and improved medical technologies is consistently high as the healthcare industry seeks solutions for better diagnostics, treatment, and patient care. Emerging technologies may address unmet needs in the market creating opportunities for significant growth. Successful MedTech startups that bring disruptive technologies to market can yield high returns on investment, especially if the company is acquired by a larger healthcare corporation.
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