Kolkata-based AMRI Hospitals is owned by FMCG-to-realty conglomerate Emami Group and comprises of over 1,200 beds, over 800 doctors and 5,0...

Manipal Hospitals, the second-largest hospital chain in India, has completed the acquisition of an 84% stake in AMRI Hospitals Ltd. The acq...

Emami vice chairman and wholetime director Mohan Goenka told analysts on the company's first quarter earnings call that the company was "ve...

About Rs 1,650 crore of the proceeds of the deal will be utilised for servicing the existing debt of AMRI Hospitals which will make the bus...

At present, it has nearly 8,300 beds across 28 hospitals. Negotiations between Manipal and Emami had started in 2018 and, last year, Manipa...

Sources close to Emami, with business interests as diverse as consumer goods, medical care and property development, said Max has made a co...

MHE told the HC that AMRI should be restrained from selling or transferring or creating third-party rights with regard to its 94% stake (6,...

AMRI runs four multi-speciality hospitals - 3 in Kolkata and one in Bhubaneswar - with more than 1,150 beds. Emami Group will continue to o...

Emami is looking for a valuation of Rs 800-1,000 crore for the hospital chain. Investment bank Avendus Capital is advising the AMRI promote...

AMRI Hospitals Ltd, a multi-speciality healthcare facility, resumed its IPD facility at its main unit in Dhakuria on Saturday.

Few hospitals in the metropolis, whether government or private, adhere to fire safety norms, the lack of which claimed 93 lives at the AMRI...

Two senior officials of the AMRI Hospital were arrested today in connection with Friday's fire in the facility that left 93 people dead.

The basement of the fire-ravaged AMRI hospital here was used for storing inflammable articles and not for car parking, a sr official allege...

AMRI fire tragedy is going to leave a major blow on the Rs 2,000-crore healthcare expansion plans of its promoters, the Emami and Shrachi G...

An employee said they had initially managed to contain the fire but a single flame suddenly leapt out and licked a stock of chemicals.

Six executives of AMRI, a joint venture between Kolkata-based Emami and Shrachi groups, were taken into custody after they surrendered.

Octogenarian Raj Kumar Biswas was the first person to inform West Bengal minister Firhad Hakim about the massive fire from his bed in AMRI ...