QMS Medical Allied Services Acquires 24% Stake in Saarathi Healthcare, Now Holds 100%
QMS Medical Allied Services Limited (QMSMEDI) acquired an additional 24% stake in Saarathi Healthcare Private Limited, increasing its ownership to 100%. The cash consideration for the acquisition was ₹14,22,50,000. This move expands QMSMEDI's presence in the healthcare services sector.
The acquisition of a subsidiary, while strategic, is unlikely to cause a significant immediate financial impact on the parent company, but it strengthens its long-term market position.
The acquisition of full ownership in a subsidiary is a positive strategic move that expands the company's market reach and strengthens its position in the healthcare sector.
QMS Medical Allied Services Limited (QMSMEDI) has announced a significant strategic move by acquiring an additional 24% stake in its subsidiary, Saarathi Healthcare Private Limited. This transaction elevates QMSMEDI's ownership to 100% of Saarathi Healthcare's equity share capital, making it a wholly owned subsidiary.
The acquisition aligns with QMSMEDI's key strategic priorities, aiming to further expand its addressable market within the value-added healthcare business. Saarathi Healthcare Private Limited, incorporated on October 21, 2010, is headquartered in Thane, Maharashtra, and operates in the business of disease management, early diagnosis, screening with POC devices, disease awareness, and access programs across therapies using digital and physical interaction models.
For the financial year ended March 31, 2026, Saarathi Healthcare reported a turnover of ₹1844.99 Lakhs. Its paid-up equity share capital stands at ₹82.50 Lakhs. The company was acquired through a cash consideration, with 1,98,000 shares purchased at a price of ₹14,22,50,000. This acquisition does not fall within related party transactions and is conducted at arm's length.
This move is expected to bolster QMSMEDI's presence in the healthcare services sector.
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