Cognetivity Neurosciences (CSE: CGN) is expanding its global distribution. The firm this morning announced it has signed a distribution agreement for its medical device product in the Middle East region.
The arrangement will see Emitac Healthcare Solutions become an official distributor of the firms CognICA product. The firm is reportedly a leading provider in the region, having operated in the Middle East for four and a half decades. The firm has major relationships that include Philips Healthcare, Samsung Ultrasound Systems, and the UAE’s Ministry of Health & Prevention.
The arrangement was announced this morning in connection with Arab Health 2022, the largest medical equipment exhibition in the region. The timing is significant, following a recently published study highlighting that the Middle East, particularly the UAE and other gulf nations, are expected to undergo the highest increase globally of people living with dementia by 2050.
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The rollout to the region follows the deployment of the device with the United Kingdom’s National Health Service, as well as the Clemenceau Medical Center in Dubai, among other regions.
“We’re delighted to have established this partnership with Emitac Healthcare Solutions. As its list of existing customers and clients shows, Emitac is a hugely-respected name in the region, bringing the experience and the manpower required to service our clientele and reassure customers of our commitment in this market,” commented Dr Sina Habibi, CEO of the company on the development.
Cognetivity Neurosciences last traded at $0.50 on the CSE.
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