Dubai Based Aster News Today

According to the bulk deal data available with the BSE, more than 4.42 crore equity shares of Aster DM Healthcare were sold by Olympus Capital Asia Investments and 45.59 lakh shares by Olympus ACF Pte Ltd of the company. In a separate deal, Capital Group acquired shares of Aditya Vision, a financial services company, for Rs 95 crore.

Following the stake sale, the board will consider distributing 70–80 percent of the upfront consideration of $903 million as a dividend to its shareholders

Earlier, Dubai-based Aster DM Healthcare had approved the sale of its business in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) region to Alpha GCC Holdings for a consideration of $1.01 billion.

By Hadeel Al Sayegh DUBAI (Reuters) -Dubai-based Aster DM Healthcare is looking to sell a majority stake in its Gulf-based business and has short-list...

PE firm Fajr Capital and Dubai financial services firm Gulf Islamic Investments have been shortlisted.

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Photograph by Maneesh Agnihotri 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 ...

India’s Covid-19 vaccine drive jumps four-fold as PM Modi is inoculated Bloomberg Following a sluggish start, India’s Covid-19 vaccination drive -- one of the world’s biggest -- has jumped nearly four-fold after the country opened it up to more people and got a crucial public endorsement from the inoculation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. © Indian Prime Ministry/Handout/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Almost 21 million shots have been administered in India so far, up f...

The vaccination drive gained some momentum after PM Modi took the injection on March 1. Following a sluggish start, Indias Covid-19 vaccination drive -- one of the worlds biggest -- has jumped nearly four-fold after the country opened it up to more people and got a crucial public endorsement from the inoculation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Almost 21 million shots have been administered in India so far, up from 5.4 million a month ago, according to data compiled as of Sunday by Bloomberg an...