India Value Advisors to invest $179m in Manipal Hospitals
India Value Advisors (IVFA) will commit about INR10 billion ($179 million) to Manipal Hospitals over a three-year period, enabling the healthcare provider to more than double its hospital bed capacity. Part of this increase will come through acquisitions.
Rajen Padukone, CEO of Manipal, told LiveMint that the company is concluding talks with IVFA over an initial investment of INR2 billion expected before the end of September. Although Manipal has spoken...
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