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MedPal AI Plc (AIM: MPAL) (https://www.voxmarkets.com/listings/MPAL:LN)   has snapped up the Remedi pharmacy assets out of administration for less than half a million pounds — a deal that brings with it an NHS dispensing hub in Runcorn, a care home patient book that historically delivered over £10 million in annualised turnover, and a fleet of BD Rowa robotic dispensing kit. Founder and CEO Jason Drummond joins us to unpack the numbers, explain how the Swaffham reactivation playbook will be re-run at scale across the new patient book, and lay out the path to pharmacy-level EBITDA breakeven at 80,000 items a month — pencilled in for October or November this year. We get into the strategic logic of a north-south footprint, where the execution risks sit, and how today’s deal fits into the bigger MedPal story across MedPal.clinic, Health OS and the at-home blood test business.</description>
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