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Bain Capital Invests $157 Million in Indonesia’s Mayapada Healthcare

-By ArdorComm News Network

U.S.-based private investment firm Bain Capital has announced a $157 million investment in Indonesia’s Mayapada Healthcare Group, known as Sejahteraraya Anugrahjaya Tbk PT (SRAJ.JK). The deal, part of Bain Capital’s special situations strategy, will support Mayapada’s hospital expansion through both

Max Healthcare Hits All-Time High Stock Price of ₹1124.9

-By ArdorComm News Network

Max Healthcare Institute, a leading provider in the hospital and healthcare services sector, achieved a significant milestone as its stock price reached an all-time high of ₹1124.9 on December 10, 2024. This impressive performance underscores the company’s strong market position

MediBuddy Launches BuddyCare to Revolutionize Cashless Healthcare

-By ArdorComm News Network

MediBuddy has unveiled BuddyCare, a networking platform under the India Health Care Collaborators (IHCC) initiative, to strengthen India’s cashless primary healthcare infrastructure. This innovative platform connects insurance companies, healthcare providers, and intermediaries, fostering a robust ecosystem in alignment with India’s

Gurugram Health Department Launches Pollution Awareness Drive

-By ArdorComm News Network

The Gurugram health department has launched an awareness campaign to help residents safeguard against pollution-induced health risks as the city’s Air Quality Index (AQI) improved slightly to a “very poor” reading of 374 on Wednesday, down from Tuesday’s “severe” 402