A) Active Projects in Progress

1) Liyana Digital Pharmaceuticals and Medical Supplies Import

This unit was established to address the current and future need of healthcare products

(drugs, medical equipment, and supplies) of the company, its sister companies, and the

country as a whole. The company has registered a long list of products from reputable

manufacturers from around the world as their first and sole agent, and many more are in

the process of being registered. This business unit is designed to help the company grow

This company was established in collaboration with five seasoned specialist and

subspecialist orthopedic,neuro and spine surgeons with the goal of addressing the

significant gap in high-end orthopedic, trauma, and neurosurgery care. The senior

physicians, in this unit, have rare subspecialties, a large pool of patients in Addis Ababa

and the regions, as well as in Somaliland, Eritrea, and other neighboring countries.

The acquisition of a premise (hospital facility) in Addis Ababa, Lideta sub city, near the

Africa Union headquarters, has already been completed. Renovation and furnishing are

already underway.

Dream Orthopedic and Trauma Specialty Center is expected to be operational by the first

week of August 2015.

CHC is a joint venture initiative between LDHCS (with a larger share) and Chechella

Medical Services PLC, which is under formation in Addis Ababa with a capital of 200

million ETB. This initiative is expected to address the challenge of hundreds of patients

who daily travel around the city in search of diagnostic, therapeutic, and pharmacy services

that are not available at public hospitals.

This multispecialty tertiary care center will provide high-end medical, surgical, and trauma

services, as well as state-of-the-art and latest imaging and laboratory services. The Plc.

This company was established in collaboration with three renowned and experienced

obstetrician-gynecologists and surgeons who are focusing on significant unmet need for

high-end obstetric, gynecological, pediatric, and surgical services.

An eight-story building located in Bole sub city, in the vicinity of Jacros village, which

was built for hospital services, has been leased for 10 years. Renovation is underway, and

the import of the necessary equipment and furniture has been completed.

The MCH and Surgery Specialty Center is expected to be operational by the first week of

September 2015.

This share company is the first regional initiative of LDHCS (with the largest share) and

was established in collaboration with Addis Gize Share Company and a group of senior

specialists who practice at Gondar Comprehensive Specialized Referral Hospital. This

initiative is expected to address the acute shortage of advanced diagnostic and tertiary care

services in Gondar, in particular, and in the northern part of Ethiopia, in general. The

facility is located in Gondar, Chechella, just in front of Gondar Specialized Referral

Hospital.

Liyana-Addis Healthcare (Yanet Multispecialty Center-Gondar) will provide advanced

medical and surgical services, as well as state-of-the-art imaging services, including high-

The Gambella Advanced Diagnostic Center (GADC) initiative was launched in response

to a request from regional officials to collaborate in addressing the diagnostic and

therapeutic challenges in the region. A multispecialty center project is planned to follow

once the diagnostic center is operational.

A facility close to Gambella General Hospital has been leased for 10 years. Renovation of

the facility and importation of high-end diagnostic equipment are already underway. The

GADC is expected to be operational by the end of September 2016.

B) FUTURE INITIATIVES (2024 and Beyond/ 2016 E.C and

beyond)

1) SI-Liyana Manufacturing PLC (Addis Ababa Industrial Zone)

a multinational company from Luxembourg that specializes in providing comprehensive

oncology diagnostic and treatment services, including radiation therapy. OMCC has a

significant presence in Europe, South America, and Africa, including South Africa, Ghana,

Togo, Uganda, and Ethiopia.

This initiative aims to address the significant gap in the availability of world-class cancer

radiation therapy centers in Ethiopia. The project is expected to play a pivotal role in reducing

the need for cancer diagnosis and treatment abroad, as well as generating foreign exchange

from international patients.

The company incorporation process is underway. Adequate land has been secured, and site

clearance for construction is underway. Bunker construction is expected to begin in October

The expansion is fairly distributed across the nation, taking into account the high impact of

setting up the facilities in the regional cities and the feasibility of the project. Land acquisition

as an investment project has already been initiated in some of these cities. Different business

models (acquisition, joint venture, rental, merger, franchise, etc.) will be utilized in the regional

expansion initiatives.

4) Health (Medical) Insurance Project

LDHCS has been working on the establishment of a medical insurance project for the past 5

years. The project was not able to materialize earlier due to the lack of an enabling policy and

regulatory framework for medical insurance.

However, with the current positive developments in the national financial policy and

of wellness and medical tourism.