Medical Supplies Businesses for Sale and Investment in Colombo

Established 15 years ago, our therapeutic dental device business has international partners in over 50 countries, now operating out of Sri Lanka due to recent global events as a separate entity for 3 years. - We deal with high-quality therapeutic dental materials specifically designed for use in professional dentistry by certified dentists. - Currently, we import products from our Russian parent company to meet demand, with plans to set up a dedicated manufacturing unit in Colombo, Sri Lanka soon. - Our product portfolio consists of 30 SKUs, catering to a range of therapeutic dental device needs. - We primarily sell in bulk, with significant orders frequently received from international distributors and foreign buyers. - Presently working on a sizable order of 10,000 pieces for dental material from clients in Pakistan. - The business holds a valid registration certificate, assuring compliance with regulatory standards, and employs a skilled team of 20 professionals to maintain operations. - With the upcoming manufacturing facility, we aim to enhance our supply chain efficiency and provide more competitively priced dental solutions.

The company has acquired world-famous agencies who deal with us exclusively. - Company is NMRA certified. - Our brands are well known in the market and have a good reputation. - We also have loyal end users who are surgeons mostly. - Before the pandemic, our growth rate was admirable for the limited sales force and access to limited funds. - Government institutions are not paying and hospital sales are down by 60%. - Import products from the USA, UK, and Germany and supply the products to 7 private hospitals in Sri Lanka.

The company has acquired world-famous agencies who deal with us exclusively. - Company is NMRA certified. - Our brands are well known in the market and have a good reputation. - We also have loyal end users who are surgeons mostly. - Before the pandemic, our growth rate was admirable for the limited sales force and access to limited funds. - Government institutions are not paying and hospital sales are down by 60%. - Import products from the USA, UK, and Germany and supply the products to 7 private hospitals in Sri Lanka.