Emmanuel Akpakwu
CEO

Axmed operates a technology‑enabled B2B marketplace that links institutional healthcare procurers in low‑ and middle‑income countries with vetted pharmaceutical suppliers, providing real‑time price transparency and integrated logistics. By aggregating demand, capping platform fees at 10 % and redeploying profits to health systems, the platform reduces procurement costs by up to 35 % and streamlines regulatory compliance and shipment tracking, expanding affordable access to essential medicines.
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In low‑ and middle‑income countries (LMICs), healthcare procurement is fragmented across silos, relies on outdated manual processes, and suffers from opaque pricing and complex logistics. This fragmentation drives high mark‑ups, delays, and limited access to affordable, quality medicines for millions of patients.
Axmed operates a technology‑enabled B2B marketplace that directly connects institutional procurers in LMICs with vetted pharmaceutical suppliers worldwide. By aggregating demand, providing real‑time price transparency, and integrating a SaaS logistics layer, the platform streamlines sourcing, regulatory compliance, and shipment tracking. The solution reduces procurement mark‑ups to a capped 10 %, redeploys a portion of profits to health systems, and generates 30‑35 % cost savings for buyers. Integrated advisory services further help partners navigate market entry, financing, and last‑mile delivery, creating a scalable infrastructure that expands affordable access to essential medicines across multiple therapeutic areas.
Primary customers are government procurement agencies, NGOs, multilateral organizations, faith‑based groups, and mission‑driven private health providers that source medicines and health products for populations in LMICs.