A supplier of products for people with mobility difficulties has begun trading on PLUS and plans to make acquisitions in the sector.

A supplier of products for people with mobility difficulties has begun trading on PLUS and plans to make acquisitions in the sector.

HealthyDays is capitalised at £3 million and raised £30,000 prior to admission, largely from family and friends. Some 84 per cent of the company’s shares are owned by chief executive Amer Deen, who founded it in 2007.

Originally supplying its products in the North of England, HealthyDays expanded to UK-wide coverage with the acquisition of rival PureSleep in 2008. The company’s directors now intend to acquire companies focused on the mobility market with a view to increasing its product range from adjustable beds and mattresses to include mobility scooters, bath lifts and potentially stairlifts.

HealthyDays reported sales of £2.3 million last year and has 15 permanent staff as well as eight self-employed salespeople.