SAP invests in Avelios Medical

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SAP, one of our long-standing limited partners, makes a strategic investment in our portfolio company Avelios Medical, a company that is reshaping hospital IT and clinical workflows. Together, Avelios and SAP offer an open, AI-native and sovereign platform, developed in Europe and designed for enterprise-scale hospital rollouts.

SAP’s commitment reflects conviction in a company that HTGF has backed at the earliest stage. At HTGF, we sit at the intersection of bold founders and industry-defining LPs. When the two sides connect that’s the HTGF flywheel working.

What makes Avelios particularly compelling is its timing. The IS-H transformation is reshaping the clinical IT market, and hospitals facing fundamental IT realignments need orientation. Avelios is exactly that. The company offers a platform that integrates clinical workflows, patient data, and administrative processes – built on a structured, semantically consistent data model that enables interoperability and clinical intelligence at enterprise scale.

Founding team of Avelios Medical (Photo: Avelios Medical)

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