CHENNAI: Singapore-based non-public fairness agency Quadria Capital will make investments $1.5 billion within the healthcare sector in south and southeast Asian nations over the following three years. Of this, 50% can be invested in India.
Sunil Thakur, associate and head South Asia at Quadria Capital stated, the investments can be made throughout the healthcare segments comparable to hospitals, diagnostics, pharma, medical gadgets and healthcare financing. “We’re evaluating 8-10 corporations at any level of time throughout all of the segments for investments and out of this, investments can be made in six or seven corporations. Within the coming years, we’re investing round $1.5 billion over the following two to a few years. It will likely be equally break up between south Asia and southeast Asia,” he instructed TOI on Sunday. He was talking on the sidelines of a panel dialogue on ‘investments, healthcare financing & non-public fairness funding that may form the way forward for healthcare’ organised as a part of the convention on Way forward for Drugs right here.