ABOUT USAt a glance
Our business is focused on making a sustainable impact in the area we know best – healthcare.
We increase access to sustainable, affordable and quality healthcare. A primary lever in our strategy is to reduce the cost of healthcare.
The AfroCentric Group is a majority black-owned, JSE-listed investment holding company providing services and products to the healthcare sector.
The Group was founded in 2008 on the core philosophy of promoting transformation and empowerment.
About AfroCentric
Strategy
AfroCentric is broadening access to healthcare by expanding our presence, integrating operations and optimising costs across the value chain to measurably improve access to quality healthcare.
To leverage our integration model, our business is organised into three primary solutions, namely Health solutions, Pharmaceutical solutions and our Corporate solutions offerings.
OUR STRATEGIC PILLARS
Grow and strengthen our businesses.
Diversify our business mix with new products and services.
Achieve greater operating excellence.
INVESTOR CENTREInvestment case
Our diversified business model and growth strategy enables us to achieve sustainable growth and value creation across the healthcare sector by leveraging our competitive advantages:
ABOUT US WHERE WE OPERATE
We operate in four sub-Saharan African countries.
Sub-Saharan African countries
Number of employees
subsidiaries across three clusters
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