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Getinge partners with BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions

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Getinge, a global provider of medical technology and life science equipment, has announced a strategic partnership with BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions to introduce a new financing programme across Europe. This collaboration aims to provide healthcare professionals with customised payment solutions that facilitate investment in Getinge’s advanced medical products and services.

The newly launched finance solutions are designed to help healthcare institutions preserve their working capital while enabling a transition toward more sustainable, usage-based models. This approach aligns with the increasing demand for flexible and sustainable financial solutions in the healthcare sector, where the need for cutting-edge technology often comes with significant upfront costs.

Sebastien Blanche, Global Head of Getinge Financial Services, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating:

“With BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions, we’re in a great position to strengthen our customer offering in Europe. This partnership is about being creative and adding measurable value, especially by reducing the cost of acquisition for life-saving Getinge technology.”

The partnership will be managed under Getinge Financial Services, a specialised division within Getinge that has been offering financial services since 2015. The division focuses on providing tailored acquisition models that include working capital finance, equipment and technology finance, and managed equipment service packages. These offerings are crucial for enabling healthcare providers to access the latest medical technologies without straining their financial resources.

Jeroen Veldhuizen, Global Head of Medical Market at BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions, commented, “I’m very happy to see Getinge and BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions join forces to offer innovative and competitive finance solutions to healthcare professionals across Europe. I am confident that our combined expertise, together with the structural shift towards sustainable usage-based models, will make this partnership a success.”