Apollo Healthtech, Apollo Hospitals' demerged pharmacy and digital health business, is expected to list between January and March 2027. Thi...

Apollo Group is seeking CCI's approval for a restructuring plan to list its omnichannel pharmacy and digital health businesses within 18-21...

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise is undergoing a major corporate restructuring, sending its shares soaring. The overhaul involves merging subsid...

Markets experienced a slight dip after a recent surge, with several companies making headlines. Apollo Hospitals is set for a restructuring...

Apollo Hospitals is demerging its omnichannel pharma and digital health businesses into a new entity, aiming for a separate listing. This m...

Apollo Hospitals' board has approved a major restructuring involving the demerger and consolidation of its pharmacy and digital health unit...

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise has announced the separate listing of its omnichannel pharmacy and digital health businesses within 18-21 month...

Apollo Hospitals' Hyderabad-based arm Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited (AHLL) has acquired a controlling stake in Lucknow-based Care Dia...

Shares of Bharat Forge will be in focus today as the company disclosed its plans to invest Euro 39 million (Rs 345 crore) in its wholly-own...

Leading hospital chains in India have reported improved average revenue per operating bed (ARPOB) and profitability in the latest quarter, ...

While the demerger in question would not be of the lucrative FMCG business, the fact that the board is reportedly considering such a move i...

The occupancy ratio at its hospitals which fell to 38% in the first quarter due to the outbreak of the pandemic has risen to over 50%.

AHEL holds 100 per cent stake in AMPL, which in turn holds 100 per cent equity in APL.

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd (AHEL) had said last month that the move was part of a restructuring exercise.

The demerger arrangement of SRL will involve transferring the diagnostics business to Fortis Malar.

Data show that institutions increased their stakes by more than 1% in these companies.

A Krishnan, CFO, Apollo Hospitals in an interview with ET Now, speaks about the QIP worth RS 330 crore which ash been launched, and adding ...