Nephroplus Subsidiary Acquires Dialysis Center Assets in Philippines for PhP 32.64 Million
Nephrocare Health Services Limited's subsidiary in the Philippines has signed an Asset Transfer Agreement to acquire dialysis center assets for PhP 32.64 million. The acquisition is by Nephrocare Health Care Services, Philippines Inc. from Amica Healthcare System Corporation. The deal is valued at approximately ₹2.4 crore.
The acquisition of a dialysis center is a strategic move that could contribute to revenue growth, but the value of the deal (PhP 32.64 million, approximately ₹2.4 crore) suggests a medium-term impact on the overall company financials.
The acquisition of assets for a dialysis center is a positive development for the company's expansion and growth strategy in the Philippines.
Nephrocare Health Services Limited announced that its overseas step-down wholly-owned subsidiary, Nephrocare Health Care Services, Philippines Inc., has entered into an Asset Transfer Agreement (ATA) with Amica Healthcare System Corporation. The agreement, dated June 09, 2026, is for the acquisition of identified assets related to a dialysis center located in Dona Soledad, Don Bosco, Paranaque City, Philippines.
The total consideration for this acquisition is PhP 32,640,000 (Philippine Pesos Thirty-Two Million Six Hundred Forty Thousand Only), subject to the terms and conditions stipulated in the agreement. The subsidiary, Nephrocare Health Care Services, Philippines Inc., is the Purchaser, while Amica Healthcare System Corporation is the Seller. The transaction is for the acquisition of dialysis center assets. The agreement does not involve any special rights for the parties, and the seller is not related to the company's promoters or group companies. This transaction is not considered a related party transaction and is conducted at arm's length.
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