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Updated Apr 16, 2021 | 19:01 IST
Manipal Hospitals seeks to build a strong presence in eastern India, and the AMRI deal will make Manipal the largest private hospital chain in the East. Manipal Health revives talks to buy Kolkata-based AMRI Hospitals, offers Rs 1,500 crore. (Representational image)
New Delhi: Bengaluru-based hospital chain Manipal Health Enterprises has reportedly resumed discussions to acquire Kolkata-based AMRI (Advanced Medical Research Institute) Hospitals in a bid to build a robust presence in eastern India after getting the Competition Commission of India (CCI) approval for the acquisition of 100 per cent shareholding in Columbia Asia Hospitals earlier this year.
Both sides have inked a timebound exclusivity pact for bilateral negotiations, people with knowledge of the matter told
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Diagnostics chain HealthMaP looks at merger with iGenetic
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Under the proposed deal, HealthMap will get access to iGenetic’s core markets in Mumbai and other profit-making regions. “The idea is to merge both entities and get bigger. The high-end diagnostic market that iGenetic is into, is a decent margin business, said one of the sources, close to iGenetic.
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HealthMaP Diagnostics, a diagnostic chain controlled by Manipal Group and a private equity fund managed by Morgan Stanley, is looking to merge with Mumbai-based iGenetic Diagnostics, valuing the company at 750 -1,000 crore in a continued sign of M&A and PE activity in the diagnostic space.
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Dr Sandeep Budhiraja, Group Medical Director, Max Healthcare, joined the Analjit Singh-promoted hospital chain in January 2001 as a founder member. I have seen the growth of Max, which started as a small ambulatory care centre at Panchsheel Park in New Delhi, says Budhiraja. The veteran doctor now works under a new Chairman and Managing Director, 46-year-old Abhay Soi, formerly a turnaround and restructuring specialist with firms, including Arthur Anderson, EY and KPMG. We are now the most profitable and fastest-growing healthcare company in India and the second largest in terms of revenue, says Soi.
Veteran healthcare professional Dilip Jose was advising TPG Capital for close to two years, before taking over as Managing Director and CEO of Manipal Health Enterprises (MHEL) in early 2018. Prior to that, he was Group CEO at Hyderabad-based Care Hospitals. Now his former employer Care Hospitals has a new owner, Dubai-based private equity investor