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Dýraspítalinn Lögmannshlíð

Akureyri, Iceland · Founded 2016 · Privately Held (backing)

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  • Notable investors include Ufenau Capital Partners.
  • Status: Privately Held (backing).
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Funding rounds

No rounds on record

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About Dýraspítalinn Lögmannshlíð

Operator of a veterinary hospital intended to provide medical care to pets and farm animals. The company's platform integrates emergency care, surgical facilities, diagnostic imaging, and outpatient consultations, enabling the animal healthcare market superior access to comprehensive veterinary treatment.

Sector
Consumer Products and Services (B2C)
HQ
Akureyri, Iceland
Founded
2016
Ownership
Privately Held (backing)
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Recorded secondary trades

No prints on record

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Institutional fund marks

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No SEC-registered fund has reported a fair-value mark on Dýraspítalinn Lögmannshlíð in its N-PORT filings yet. We sweep new filings monthly.

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