KKR subsidiary sells 10% stake in Max Healthcare for approximately Rs 3,300 crore

She sold the shares at Rs 340 apiece to a group of investors, including the SBI joint fund, the World Pension Fund and the Smaller Cap World Fund.

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Private equity investment firm KKR’s Kayak Investment Thursday sold its 10 per cent stake in Max Healthcare Institute for approximately Rs 3,300 crore.

She sold the shares at Rs 340 apiece to a group of investors, including the SBI joint fund, the World Pension Fund and the Smaller Cap World Fund.



Max Health shares fell 4 per cent to close at 347 rupees.


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First published: Thursday, March 31, 2022. 20:43 IST

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