Silver Fir Capital Launches Fund to Expand Mater Olbia into Global Health and Research Hub

Silver Fir Capital, a management company specializing in real estate and social infrastructure investments, has announced the creation of the Sardinia Health and Research Property Fund (SHRPF) investment fund, with the acquisition of the Mater Olbia Hospital building and a 32-hectare neighboring plot of land.

The operation by Silver Fir Capital represents a strategic step aimed at enhancing the value of the real estate complex, without altering the already consolidated balance and governance: SHRPF’s priority is to support the Mater Olbia Hospital in ensuring continuity, quality and safety in the provision of healthcare services.

Silver Fir Capital’s investment involves the enhancement of the hospital structure that extends over a surface area of ​​approximately 67,800 square meters and includes seven latest-generation operating rooms and three radiotherapy rooms, making it one of the most advanced healthcare centers in Sardinia and the country.

Silver Fir Capital launched the Sardinia Health and Research Property Fund

The hospital has 202 beds accredited by the National Health Service (SSN) and 50 beds for private patients, in addition to a full range of diagnostic and therapeutic services, including a center for hydrokinesitherapy and a university teaching center for nursing training. Further investments will be aimed over time at enriching the Mater Olbia Hospital with the creation of an integrated hub for health and research at an international level.

Silver Fir Capital’s operation was completed thanks to the support of Banco BPM, which wanted to support the initiative with a €45,000,000 loan. “The construction of a hospital of excellence like Mater Olbia in Sardinia represented an important opportunity to contribute to the development of infrastructures that are fundamental for the well-being of local communities,” said Stefano Bolis, Head of Institutions and Third Sector at Banco BPM.

“With the finalization of this intervention, Banco BPM confirms its supporter of high-impact initiatives, attentive to the real needs of people and capable of generating shared value. Our role, today more than ever, is to facilitate and accelerate the transition to a more equitable, supportive economy that is attentive to collective well-being. From this perspective, support for healthcare, culture and social issues is not an accessory, but an integral part of our strategy of responsibility and proximity to the territories.”

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