The activities of purchasing and merging enterprises in the healthcare and education sectors have been increasing significantly, driven by the growing need to restructure businesses to meet increasingly strict regulatory requirements.

These are conditional business sectors that require adequate facilities, qualified personnel, specialized licenses, and strict operational standards, making it difficult for many foreign investors to establish new projects from the outset.

Instead of setting up a new enterprise and applying for licenses from the beginning, these investors often choose to purchase and merge with existing enterprises in order to acquire established operational systems, properly certified personnel, and valid operating licenses.

In addition, the trend of selective investment encourages investors to prioritize enterprises that already have a stable legal foundation and proven business models.

This approach helps reduce risks and shortens the timeline for market entry in these highly regulated sectors.