Healthcare equipment manufactrer Opto Circuits India today announced its plans to acquire a European firm at an estimated cost of around Rs 72 crore. |
"The company has signed a letter of intent to acquire a medical equipment company in Europe. The company designs and manufactures a wide range of balloon catheter assemblies and related products for coronary, renal and other applications," Opto Circuits India said in a communication to the Bombay Stock Exchange. |
At 1 pm, the shares in Opto Circuits were trailing 1.01 per cent (Rs 3.30) at Rs 324, as against Friday's close of Rs 328.10. |
A total of 69,997 shares were traded as its two-week average trading volume stands at 95,405 shares. |
The company, which acquired Eurocor recently, has seen a turnover of about Rs 87 crore on a stand-alone basis and a net profit of Rs 29 crore for the first half of the fiscal. |
Given the positive forecast after the acquisitions, analysts expect the company to register more than Rs 65 crore profit this year. |