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PE firm Blackstone likely to own majority in Aster-Care merged entity

While the unlisted Quality Care India is valued at around Rs 16,826 crore ($2 billion) by bankers, Aster DM Healthcare's total market valuation was Rs 18,424 crore as of Monday

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Dev ChatterjeeSohini Das Mumbai

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Another big-ticket transaction is brewing in the healthcare sector, with US-based private equity (PE) firm Blackstone in talks with the Moopen family, the promoters of BSE-listed Aster DM Healthcare, to merge its 5,000-bed unlisted hospital chain, Quality Care India, with Aster, according to a source familiar with the discussions. If successful, the American PE firm is likely to hold a majority stake in the merged entity.

Quality Care India (QCIL), the unlisted entity, is valued at around Rs 16,826 crore ($2 billion) by bankers, while Aster’s total market valuation was Rs 18,424 crore as of Monday on

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