Apax in talks to sell stake in Apollo Hospitals
Apax's holding in Apollo is currently valued at about $190 million as per Thursday's closing price.

Mumbai: Global private equity firm Apax Partners LLP is exploring options to sell its 10 percent stake in hospital chain Apollo Hospitals Enterprises Ltd , three sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
Malaysian sovereign fund Khazanah , which already holds around a 10.85 percent stake in Apollo, is one of the funds in talks with Apax, said the three sources, who declined to be named as they were not authorised to speak to the media.[caption id="attachment_472463" align="alignleft" width="380"]
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Apax's holding in Apollo is currently valued at about $190 million as per Thursday's closing price.
Apax has yet to start a formal process, but has had early talks with other investors, including the Blackstone Group and Bain Capital, the sources said.
Apax and Khazanah officials were not immediately available to comment. Blackstone and Bain declined to comment.
Sangita Reddy, executive director of operations at Apollo Hospitals said that Apax had indicated it was planning a potential stake sale, but not yet started any process.
"They (Apax) had indicated about it (sale plans) but they have not initiated the process. They are happy with the company's performance," she said.
Reuters

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