Aster DM split its Gulf and India hospital businesses in a $1.01bn separation
After running hospitals in the Gulf and India under one Dubai-listed shell, Aster DM sold its GCC arm to a Fajr Capital-led vehicle and refocused on India.
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After running hospitals in the Gulf and India under one Dubai-listed shell, Aster DM sold its GCC arm to a Fajr Capital-led vehicle and refocused on India.
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