Sword Health hits the sales: Portuguese "unicorn" buys Headspace app with 90% discount
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Sword Health hits the sales: Portuguese "unicorn" buys Headspace app with 90% discount

Expresso27 August 2026 at 17:38

Sword Health, the Portuguese health technology company valued as a "unicorn," is acquiring the Headspace app, specialized in meditation and online mental health services, in a deal estimated at around 300 million dollars, according to American sources. Headspace offers mental wellness services to both individuals and companies. Sword Health, contacted by Expresso, declined to comment on the information.

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