Budget 2024: Health sector must get 5% of GDP: Aster DM's Moopen
This boost is seen as essential for bridging existing gaps and enhancing the quality of healthcare delivery across India.
This boost is seen as essential for bridging existing gaps and enhancing the quality of healthcare delivery across India.
The healthcare company has announced a special dividend of ₹118 per share for its shareholders on account of the receipt of proceeds from the sale of the GCC business.
Healthcare service provider Aster DM fixes April 23 as record date for entitlement of interim dividend, special dividend
Olympus Capital Asia Investments is reportedly looking to sell a 9.8% stake in Aster DM Healthcare for up to ₹1,953 crore (nearly $235 million).
Max Healthcare was the top loser with a 11% fall, followed by Yatharth, Medanta, Fortis, Apollo, Aster DM Healthcare, among others.
To ramp up Indian hospital bed capacity with 1,500 new beds by FY27.
The healthcare firm plans to split India and GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) businesses into separate entities and divest gulf business for $1 billion.
Fajr Capital-led consortium to acquire a 65% stake; the Moopen family to manage GCC biz retaining a 35% stake