We invest in healthcare supply chains to break adversary monopolies and ensure access to lifesaving healthcare technologies in peacetime and crisis.
Investment Stories
Preventing deaths with the hexavalent vaccine
Expanding access to medical oxygen in Kenya
Restoring medical care for war wounded
DFC committed a $20 million loan to Panacea Biotec Ltd. to help the company expand production of its “six-in-one” hexavalent vaccine that protects against diphtheria, tetanus, polio, pertussis, hepatitis B, and Haemophilus influenzae type B.
Hewa Tele is using a $10 million DFC loan to expand production and distribution of oxygen. Hewa Tele’s model is based on decentralizing oxygen production, reducing costs, improving reliability, and increasing accessibility.
Ukraine’s non-profit Superhumans Center, backed by $25 million in political risk insurance from DFC, is supporting the country’s life-saving work to care for those who were injured during Russia’s brutal invasion.