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FREE BLOG Expect an acquisition binge

It is hard to overestimate valuations for healthcare service groups in Emerging Markets. Fullerton, a chain of 200 outpatient centres in south East Asia is likely to have a market cap (excluding debt) of US$1.1bn. That values its 400 doctors and 700 nurses at around US$10m per head. Meanwhile, Saudi German, now known as Middle East Healthcare Company, IPOed in mid-April on the Saudi exchange, valuing it at $1.8bn.

Big German hospital group to open London hospital

Schön Klinik, the fifth largest German private hospital operator will open a London hospital with 40 beds in the summer of 2017. It is also looking elsewhere in Europe. We talk to Schön managing director Andreas Ludowig.

Outpatient sector to roar ahead in India

Single specialty chains offer the fastest growth in Indian healthcare says the CEO of MyDentist, Vikram Vora. Diabetes care, orthopaedics and rehab offer opportunities that remain untapped by private equity and are servicing the country’s growing elderly population.

Asia “healthcare bubble” set to burst?

The Asia Pacific region is home to four of the ten largest acute care operators in the world, trading at an average EV/EBITDA multiple of 22x. APAC now has 58 listed healthcare services groups for an aggregate market cap of $158bn. But has it passed its peak? At the Healthcare Business International conference in London, private equity firms spoke of 2016 as a ‘crash year’, marked by political uncertainty and financial instability.

Paras launches maternity chain

Paras Hospitals in Northern India plans to roll out a chain of specialist outpatient maternity centres. It is one of several hospital chains which are rapidly deploying specialist outpatient chains in a race to quickly reach new consumers.

“Fast and furious growth” – A survey of private healthcare operators in Europe and Emerging Markets

Big for-profit healthcare operators expect to grow sales at over 10% annually for the next five years in Developed and Emerging Markets, but what do they see as their main challenges? A fascinating picture is revealed in a new survey of 81 mainly CEOs and CXOs in 37 countries of predominately large hospital chains, diagnostic lab and imaging players, commissioned by Siemens Healthineers (the new name for Siemens Healthcare) from Healthcare Business International. The quantitive survey was followed up with depth interviews with a dozen respondents.

“Fast and furious growth” – A survey of private healthcare operators in Europe and Emerging Markets

Big for-profit healthcare operators expect to grow sales at over 10% annually for the next five years in Developed and Emerging Markets, but what do they see as their main challenges? A fascinating picture is revealed in a new survey of 81 mainly CEOs and CXOs in 37 countries of predominately large hospital chains, diagnostic labs and imaging players, commissioned by Siemens Healthineers (the new name for Siemens Healthcare) from Healthcare Business International. The quantitive survey was followed up with depth interviews with a dozen respondents.

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