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Max Healthcare buys 99.9% stake in Alexis Hospital

Max Healthcare CMD Abhay Soi said the successful completion of the acquisition of Alexis Hospital marks “a significant step forward in our growth strategy.

DT NEXT Bureau

NEW DELHI: Max Healthcare Institute Ltd on Friday said it has acquired 99.90 per cent stake in Nagpur-based Alexis Multi-Speciality Hospital Pvt Ltd for an enterprise value of Rs 412 crore.

Subsequently, Alexis Multi Speciality Hospital has been renamed as Max Super Speciality Hospital, Nagpur, the company said in a statement.

Max Healthcare CMD Abhay Soi said the successful completion of the acquisition of Alexis Hospital marks “a significant step forward in our growth strategy, allowing us to harness new opportunities, expand our capabilities, and deliver greater value to our patients in this region”.

Established in 2016, Alexis Hospital provides high-end tertiary care services such as organ transplant, oncology, including radiation, neurology, cardiology, gastroenterology and diagnostics facilities under one roof, the statement said.

The acquisition is part of Max Healthcare’s strategy to expand in Western and Central India.

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