MVS, a portfolio company of KAMA FLOW, raises 1 billion rubles from RDIF and UK "Pervaya" in a new investment round.

News from SPIEF – The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) and UK “Pervaya” are investing 1 billion rubles in Medical Visual Systems, a company that produces integrated operating rooms for medical institutions. The agreement was signed during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.

KAMA FLOW, which was the first to invest in MVS in 2022, retains its stake in the company and continues to support its development as part of the new round.

KAMA FLOW partner Evgeny Borisov noted: "MVS is a rare case where a Russian solution matches global leaders in terms of speed, signal quality, and interface convenience. When we met the team, they already had an ambitious goal — to create the integrated operating room market in Russia from scratch. Today, that goal has been achieved: MVS systems are installed in more than 45 clinics across the country. We see in MVS not only the potential for scaling in domestic and foreign markets but also for becoming a global super-vendor with a wide range of surgical products. The current investment round is an important milestone on this journey.”

Kirill Dmitriev, CEO of RDIF, stated: "According to experts, the integrated operating room market is expected to reach around 5 billion euros by 2030. MVS is already the largest Russian company in the market of technological equipment and software for operating rooms. Supporting import substitution in key industries—including healthcare, a special priority—RDIF is investing in the further development of MVS, expanding its product line, as well as scaling the business and launching new fields, including major international markets.”_

MVS develops solutions in operating room automation, telemedicine, and AI. The new funding round will help the company enter foreign markets and expand its portfolio of surgical technologies.

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