MILAN (Reuters) -Gruppo San Donato (GSD) continues to talk with potential investors, both funds and hospital groups, the Italian healthcare group’s deputy chairman said on Tuesday, as it presented a new, more streamlined governance.
WHY IT’S IMPORTANT
Last year the family-owned group worked with Morgan Stanley to examine strategic options, including the sale of a stake, sources said at that time.
BY THE NUMBERS
Revenues at Gruppo San Donato rose to 2.57 billion euros ($2.9 billion) last year, boosted by acquisitions and new openings, with a core profit of 323 million euros, Gruppo San Donato said on Tuesday.
KEY QUOTE
“For us it is not a new thing talking with funds or other hospital groups. We continue to meet with funds, potential investors and potential partners… When we find the perfect partner then we will open the capital,” deputy chairman and shareholder Paolo Rotelli said at a press briefing.
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(Reporting by Elisa AnzolinEditing by Keith Weir)
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