Delhi HC directs Malvinder and Shivinder to appear at proceedings in Daiichi's caseThis would be the first time that the Singhs would appear in court in Daiichi's case in India, which has been going on since May 2016.
Fortis to take on Daiichi in case to block its Rs 3,900-crore deal with Manipal HealthDaiichi had approached court on Thursday to stall the deal until it was paid a Rs3,500 crore arbitration award by Fortis’ erstwhile promote...
Delhi High Court asks Fortis Healthcare to respond on Daiichi's pleaThe court also asked RHC Holding Pvt Ltd and Oscar Investments Ltd, companies controlled by the Singhs, to explain how they had arrived at ...
ETMarkets After Hours: Liquor stocks out of spirits, PNB bleedsThe Nifty50 index of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) lost nearly 100 points to settle at 10,452.
Fortis Healthcare drops 4% as SC allows sale of firm’s pledged shareTotal of 41.38 lakh shares changed hands on the counter.
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Supreme Court allows financial institutions to sell pledged shares of Fortis HealthcareMalvinder and Shivender had resigned from the posts of executive chairman and non-executive vice-chairman of Fortis healthcare respectively...
After ICRA, CARE downgrades Fortis ratingThe ratings also take note of the group’s efforts to dilute stake in subsidiaries including FHL and sell other non-core assets intended to ...
Setback for Singh brothers: SC declines permission to sell pledged shares in Fortis HealthcareThe court clarified that the promoters’ companies have to maintain the status quo of their encumbered and unencumbered shares in the hospit...
Fortis promoters seek SC approval to sell shares pledged with banks, FIsSC has directed RHC Holdings and Oscar Investments, cos controlled by the Singhs, to maintain “status quo” with regards to shareholding of ...
- Fortis promoter holding firms buy back Rs 280-crore NCDs
Two promoter holding firms of Fortis Healthcare have bought back a combined Rs 280-crore non-convertible debentures of the company that wer...
Fortis Healthcare promoters plan Rs 280 crore buyback of NCDsTwo promoter holding firms of Fortis Healthcare are mulling a combined Rs 280 crore buyback of non-convertible debentures.