Medical technology company Sensodetect is intensifying its business development in the Middle East through a strategic trip where the company's representative Ahmad Alosta is set to meet schools, education providers and potential partners regarding screening services in areas including ADHD. The goal is to evaluate school-based screening and establish regional clinic centers. "We see a growing international interest in objective and scalable screening solutions within schools and preventive health programs. This trip is about creating long-term relationships, understanding the market and evaluating the possibilities for regional establishment together with local partners," says CEO Per-Anders Hedin.The ambition is to open a first clinic in Dubai as well as a European unit before the autumn term this year.The company states that internal scenario calculations point to potential annual revenues of around SEK 3–6 million in an established operation. The preliminary capital requirement is estimated at around SEK 4–5 million.