Manipal Health Eyes India Expansion After IPO Debut

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 06 August 2026, 06:35 UTC 1 min read

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Aug 6th, 2026 Manipal Health Eyes India Expansion After IPO Debut Manipal Health Enterprises says its IPO proceeds will help reduce debt and support future growth across India. On Bloomberg's 'Insight with Haslinda Amin,' Group COO Karthik Rajagopal spoke exclusively about valuation concerns, expansion plans, acquisitions and why the company remains focused on the domestic healthcare market.

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