Remedial Health, a health technology company providing inventory, software, data, and financing solutions to healthcare providers in Africa, has been ranked the third fastest growing company overall and the fastest growing health tech in the 2025 edition of the Financial Times “Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies” list. The company stood out among hundreds of high-growth businesses across diverse sectors, including technology, telecoms, financial services, and healthcare.
The annual list, developed in partnership with Statista, a leading global research firm, and published by the Financial Times, a globally respected business publication known for its authoritative reporting and analysis, ranks companies using a rigorous methodology based on independently verified revenue data from 2020 to 2023. Companies were assessed by both their absolute revenue growth rate and their compound annual growth rate (CAGR).
“This recognition is a reflection of the tremendous impact our technology is having on healthcare delivery in Africa, starting in Nigeria,” said Samuel Okwuada, CEO and Co-founder of Remedial Health. “We are building the infrastructure for a more efficient, data-driven and profitable healthcare ecosystem, and we are just getting started. Our commitment is to deliver innovative solutions that empower the frontline providers and strengthen healthcare businesses at every level.”
Founded to address the inefficiencies and fragmentation in Africa’s pharmaceutical ecosystem, Remedial Health has evolved into a trusted partner for pharmacies, PPMVS, and other healthcare providers. The company’s platform streamlines daily operations, offering real-time inventory management, data-driven business insights, and flexible financing options, empowering providers to operate more efficiently and sustainably.
With operations expanding across Nigeria and a growing customer base of 14,000+ healthcare providers, Remedial Health is setting a new benchmark for digital health innovation. By integrating 300+ manufacturing and distribution partners with its software platform, the company has significantly improved access to genuine, affordable medicines. Its ability to combine inventory management, data insights and flexible financing has also enhanced the financial resilience of providers across all 36 states of Nigeria and the Federal Capital Territory. Over the last three years, Remedial Health has financed over $40m worth of medicines to healthcare providers.
This recognition by the Financial Times highlights Remedial Health’s role in shaping the future of healthcare access on the continent through scalable, technology-first solutions.
