GLEAMER
Acquired by
SUPERNOVA INVEST / HEAL CAPITAL
GLEAMER acquired by SUPERNOVA INVEST / HEAL CAPITAL
Target
GLEAMER
Acquirer
SUPERNOVA INVEST / HEAL CAPITAL
Context
Gleamer raised €27 million in Series B funding to broaden its AI solution portfolio and accelerate global commercial development. The strategic plan involves expanding the software suite to include CT scans and mammography, aiming to cover 70% of radiologists' daily diagnostic needs. A significant portion of the capital is earmarked for strengthening commercial and technical teams in Europe and the United States, as well as deepening strategic partnerships with global medical imaging equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
Target
Gleamer is a leading French MedTech company specializing in artificial intelligence for medical imaging. Its "Copilot" platform provides automated diagnostic assistance for radiologists across multiple modalities, including X-ray, Mammography, and MRI. Prior to this acquisition, Gleamer consolidated the market by acquiring Pixyl and Caerus Medical in 2025, expanding its expertise into neuro and lumbar MRI. The company serves over 700 clients in 44 countries, with its solutions supporting over 25 clinical indications.
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| Date | Target | Country | Sector | Target Description | Acquirer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 03/2026 | GLEAMER | FRANCE | Healthcare Services | Gleamer is a leading French MedTech company specializing in artificial intelligence for medical imaging. Its "Copilot" platform provides automated diagnostic assistance for radiologists across multiple modalities, including X-ray, Mammography, and MRI. Prior to this acquisition, Gleamer consolidated the market by acquiring Pixyl and Caerus Medical in 2025, expanding its expertise into neuro and lumbar MRI. The company serves over 700 clients in 44 countries, with its solutions supporting over 25 clinical indications. | RADNET |