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Market Turbulence: Carlyle's Major Stock Sale Shakes Up Rede D'Or - Vimarsana News

Market Turbulence: Carlyle's Major Stock Sale Shakes Up Rede D'Or

Rede D'Or's shares took a hit, plunging 6.03% to close at R$29.12 following a major block sale by Carlyle Group

Carlyle sells $213 million in shares of Brazil's Rede D'Or -reports - Vimarsana News

Carlyle sells $213 million in shares of Brazil's Rede D'Or -reports

Private equity firm Carlyle is selling a 1.6% stake in Brazilian hospital chain Rede D'Or in a block trade worth about 1.1 billion reais , local outlets Brazil Journal and Valor Economico reported...

Carlyle sells $213 million in shares of Brazil's Rede D'Or -reports | WSAU News/Talk 550 AM 路 99.9 FM - Vimarsana News

Carlyle sells $213 million in shares of Brazil's Rede D'Or -reports | WSAU News/Talk 550 AM 路 99.9 FM

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Private equity firm Carlyle is selling a 1.6% stake in Brazilian hospital chain Rede D'Or in a block trade worth about 1.1 billion reais ($213.29 million), local outlets Brazil Journal and Valor Economico reported on Wednesday...

Source: wsau.com
Ardonagh's MDS Brazil to acquire D'Or Consultoria for £123m - Vimarsana News

Ardonagh's MDS Brazil to acquire D'Or Consultoria for £123m

MDS Brazil, a subsidiary of Ardonagh-owned MDS Group, has revealed it intends to acquire D'Or Consultoria, a health, dental, life insurance, and pensions

Covid-19 cases on the rise in Sao Paulo and in the region - Vimarsana News

Covid-19 cases on the rise in Sao Paulo and in the region

Authorities in the city of São Paulo have reported that the number of Covid-19 cases more than tripled between the first epidemiological week of 2024 (Dec. 31, 2023, to Jan. 6, 2024) and the sixth (Feb. 4 to 10) after growing from 881 detections to 3,443, according to the interactive panel of the Municipal Health Department (SMS).