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Fortis buys 23.9% in Singapore firm
BS Reporter / Mumbai Mar 11, 2010, 15:49 IST

Delhi-based Fortis Healthcare today said that it is acquiring 23.9 per cent stake in Parkway Holdings, one of the Asia's largest healthcare service providers, from TPG Capital in an off-market deal.

Though Fortis has not disclosed the deal size, agency reports said that it could Rs 3,150 crore ($685 million).

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Fortis stock price gained 6.41 per cent to close at Rs 181 on Thursday, which was 52-week high for the stock.

In August last year, Fortis bought 10 hospitals from Wockhardt for Rs 900 crore.

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Posted by: Gaurav
Yeah, why wont they buy after cheating patients in here in India. Once admitted be sure that they would do all sort of things to maximise their profits !! Charge you twice for the tests done once. ICU and room charges are different when asked on phone and in the bill. Hope they atleast do the treatment well..
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