GIC commits $100m to Indian eye-care chain
Already worth $40 billion and expected to double in size with compound annual growth of 21%, India’s healthcare market is certainly on the radar of private equity investors. Hospitals and treatment centers – a play on rising domestic consumption and perceived inadequacies in the state system – are a particular target.
According to AVCJ Research, PE firms have committed $324 million to Indian healthcare companies across seven deals so far in 2012. Hospitals and treatment centers account for four transactions and 80%...
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