Sectra Signs Cooperation Agreement, Bringing Corporate Imaging Business to Brazil
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Medical imaging company IT and cybersecurity firm Sectra have signed a cooperation agreement with S& S Partners, marking their entry into Latin America's largest medical market. In the initial phase, both parties will focus on Sectra One Cloud's enterprise imaging platform to provide Brazilian hospitals with a unified imaging environment, reducing operational complexity and supporting better diagnostic care.
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Lund, Sweden, September 29, 2026 / PRNewswire / — International medical imaging and cybersecurity company Sectra ( STO : SECT B ) has signed a cooperation agreement with S& S Partners, marking the company's entry into Latin America's largest medical market. The initial focus of the collaboration will be on Sectra's enterprise imaging platform Sectra One Cloud, providing Brazilian hospitals with a unified imaging environment to reduce operational complexity and support better diagnostic care.

Sectra President and CEO Torbj ö rn Kronander stated: "Leading hospitals in Brazil have expressed interest in a unified, cloud-based imaging platform, and we see clear opportunities in a market where the trend is shifting from local deployments to the cloud. Collaborating with S& S Partners allows us to gain the network of relationships and local knowledge necessary to successfully enter this market."

There are approximately 7,100 hospitals in Brazil, with the private sector accounting for the majority of investments in advanced imaging technology. Driven by the demand from large private hospital groups for more scalable and efficient imaging solutions, the market is shifting from local capital purchases to cloud platforms that feature a subscription-based economy.

S& S Partners CEO Daurio Speranzini stated: "Brazil's leading hospital group has been looking for an scalable, cloud-based imaging platform that can integrate multiple specialties within a single system. With Sectra, we can provide such a solution. The market is already transitioning towards a cloud subscription model, and we believe there is a clear opportunity to help hospitals effectively complete this transition."

S& S Partners possesses executive-level experience in the medical technology sector in Latin America, has established solid relationships with leading private hospital groups in Brazil, and has achieved results in developing medical technology businesses in the region. The company has already launched commercial activities, including marketing campaigns prior to the Brazilian Radiology Congress, reaching approximately 3,000 users from top hospitals in Brazil.

Sectra's enterprise imaging solutions provide a unified strategy for all imaging needs while reducing operational costs. This scalable and modular solution is centered around VNA, enabling healthcare providers to expand from one specialty to another, and from one institution to another. For more information about Sectra and why it ranks among the top in " Best in KLAS ", please visit the Sectra website.

For more information, please contact:

Dr. Torbj ö rn Kronander, Sectra AB Chief Executive Officer and President, 46 (0) 705 23 52 27

Marie Ekstr öm Tr ägå rdh, Sectra AB Executive Vice President and Sectra Imaging IT Solutions President, 46 (0)708 23 56 10

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