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Medlife to cease operations, merge with PharmEasy this week

PharmEasy cofounder Dhaval Shah wrote on LinkedIn that the merged entity will be India's largest online healthcare delivery platform, serving over 2 million families every month.

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Indian online pharmacy and telemedicine startup PharmEasy, on Tuesday, announced its merger with competitor Medlife starting 25 May, 2021. Both companies’ plans of a merger first came to light in August last year, when PharmEasy had submitted a proposal to the Competition Commission of India (CCI) for acquiring Medlife. 
 
The deal saw API Holdings, the parent entity of PharmEasy, acquire 100% equity shares of Medlife. Medlife’s promoters have in return got a 19.95% stake in the merged entity, which is expected to be valued at $1 Bn. 
 
PharmEasy cofounder Dhaval Shah wrote on LinkedIn that the merged entity will be

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