Maples Group Advises GM Group on Licensing to Elevate Medical Services Providers
Maples and Calder, the Maples Group’s law firm, is pleased to have advised Global Medica Group (the “GM Group”), the largest authorised distributor of GE Healthcare and Varian brand products in the Caribbean, on the licensing of its Cayman Islands subsidiary, Global Medica Ltd.
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Through Global Medica Ltd, the GM Group will provide technologically advanced medical devices, technical support services, and medical IT solutions to hospitals and healthcare facilities across the Cayman Islands and wider Caribbean region. This licensing secures the Cayman Islands’ position as an important technical service hub for the delivery of the GM Group’s services and licensed equipment in the South American and Caribbean region.
Finance Partner Wanda Ebanks and Corporate Associate Desmond Chisholm, based in the firm’s Cayman Islands office, provided Cayman Islands legal advice and licensing services with respect to the onboarding of Global Medica Ltd.
Commenting on the transaction, Wanda, said “It has been a pleasure to have worked with Global Medica Group on this transaction. This successful licensing also cements the Cayman Islands as an important stakeholder in the delivery of worldclass medical equipment and supplies within the wider Caribbean region.”
Desmond added. “Successful licensing helps provide efficient and timely healthcare resources and services for the Cayman Islands community, ultimately improving patient care and advancing the island’s healthcare industry.”
The GM Group is an established market leader in the delivery of world-class products and service support for the healthcare industry with over 30 years of operating history in the South American and the Caribbean region.