Lanas Acquires New Zealand Health Software Provider Indici
The deal gives Lanas a larger foothold in the New Zealand practice management market with over 250 organizations now in its network.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Healthcare
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Health technology firm Lanas has acquired indici, a New Zealand provider of cloud-based electronic health record and practice management software. The move deepens Lanas' footprint in the New Zealand general practice software market.
Why it matters
The acquisition reflects a strategic push by Dublin-based Lanas to consolidate healthcare IT systems across its international markets. By integrating indici, Lanas gains a established platform supporting over two million digital health records.
The indici platform currently serves more than 250 healthcare organizations and manages over two million digital health records. The acquisition follows Lanas' previous regional investments in HealthLink, Toniq, and KonnectNET.
The players
Lanas
A Dublin-headquartered health technology company operating across the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.
indici
A New Zealand-based health technology provider specializing in cloud-based electronic health record and practice management software.
TA Associates
A global private equity firm serving as the majority owner of Lanas.
DLA Piper
A global law firm that provided legal advisory services to Lanas for the transaction.
The details
Lanas executed a definitive agreement to bring indici and its cloud-based practice management tools into its operational umbrella. This expansion allows Lanas to integrate indici's software infrastructure with its existing services across Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and Ireland. The transaction was facilitated by legal advisors DLA Piper and is backed by majority owner TA Associates.
Timeline
October 26, 2026: Lanas acquisition of indici reported.
Next two years: Scheduled investment period for New Zealand healthcare technology.
Market Landscape
This acquisition follows the broader pattern of industry consolidation, where global health-tech firms prioritize acquiring regional practice management systems to centralize digital health records. Lanas continues to build on its acquisition strategy, having previously integrated HealthLink, Toniq, and KonnectNET.
Operators in the healthcare space should monitor Lanas' integration strategy, as the firm plans to direct significant capital into New Zealand technology over the next two years. Those utilizing indici or competing platforms should evaluate how service roadmaps shift following this consolidation.
The takeaway
Lanas is scaling its regional infrastructure by acquiring proven, mid-market health software platforms. Practice managers and tech leaders should monitor these integrated platforms for changes in interoperability or licensing terms as Lanas executes its two-year investment plan.
Further reading
For broader trends in health IT, see the latest analysis in Healthcare.
Source note: This article includes information reported by eCommerceNews New Zealand.
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