Despite the country having several well equipped, and leading private hospitals with efficient nursing staff and doctors, the top corporate families are putting their existing hospitals with a purchasable tag to foreign investors due to reduced profit margins and delay in regulatory authorities for approval of drugs, stents, and other implants. In India, there is a rising claim of private healthcare providers to set up new hospitals. Even with such a demand, the corporate families owning the important hospital chains are either searching for buyers or have already booked their deals with foreign investors.
For instance, in 2018, the joint owners of a private hospital sold their hospital for approximate INR of 4,000 crores. In 2019, the maximum price for the deal of a multispecialty hospital is in multi crores. India’s top super-specialty hospital chain in Gurugram is also on the brink…
