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Stocks to buy for short term: Bharat Forge, Fortis Health - Ajit Mishra of Religare Broking suggests 3 stock picks
Ajit Mishra from Religare Broking identifies three stocks, including Bharat Forge and Fortis Healthcare, that show promise for short-term investors. With strategic breakouts and bullish patterns, these stocks could offer lucrative opportunities despite current market pressures.
Cross Country Healthcare stock surges on Knox Lane buyout deal By Investing.com - Investing.com India
Cross Country Healthcare stock surges on Knox Lane buyout deal By Investing.comInvesting.com India
Samsung strengthens enterprise push with AI-powered Business Experience Studio in Gurugram
Samsung has launched a new Business Experience Studio in Gurugram. This center demonstrates AI-powered solutions for industries like retail, banking, and healthcare. The initiative supports India's digital transformation. Samsung aims to bring these intelligent, connected business environments to more cities. The studio also serves as a hub for creating customized solutions with partners.
Hexaware Tech reiterates revenue, margin guidance for 2026; Stock declines after Q1
Hexaware Tech's healthcare and insurance vertical was the clear standout as it contributed to 22.6% of its revenue. The segment saw growth of 9.8% sequentially and 13.5% from the previous year.
IVF to Oncology: Why India’s ‘Super Investors’ are pivoting to these 3 niche healthcare stocks - financialexpress.com
IVF to Oncology: Why India’s ‘Super Investors’ are pivoting to these 3 niche healthcare stocksfinancialexpress.com
From care to commerce: How phydigital healthcare is turning patient programmes into big business
India's healthcare is changing. Value is moving from hospitals to patients' daily lives. A new 'phydigital' model combines physical and digital care. This helps manage chronic diseases better. Patient Service Programmes are becoming a key business. This approach ensures continuous support for patients. It improves treatment adherence and outcomes. This trend is expanding beyond major cities.
Star Health to launch affordable health insurance plans targeting tier 2, 3 markets
As healthcare expenses soar, Star Health is bracing for premium increases in the next fiscal year. In a proactive move, the insurer is rolling out a series of affordable health insurance options tailored for smaller urban areas. These plans will incorporate a curated list of hospitals to not only streamline costs but also enhance accessibility for policyholders in these communities.
Nippon India Mutual Fund raises stake in this healthcare stock. Do you own? - Mint
Nippon India Mutual Fund raises stake in this healthcare stock. Do you own?Mint
Healthcare stock Park Medi World hits record high despite stock market crash - Mint
Healthcare stock Park Medi World hits record high despite stock market crashMint
Infosys completes acquisition of Optimum Healthcare IT
The acquisition of Optimum Healthcare IT underscores Infosys' commitment to strengthening its healthcare capabilities, particularly in collaboration with health systems and provider organizations to deliver measurable outcomes across complex clinical and operational environments. Optimum Healthcare IT brings deep provider-domain expertise and a proven delivery model making it a strong strategic fit for Infosys' healthcare growth strategy. This investment significantly enhances Infosys' presence in the provider segment, adding new clients and relationships, expanding technology capabilities, and creating synergies across new buying centers. By bringing together Optimum's provider experience with Infosys Topaz and Infosys Cobalt, we are positioned to create a differentiated value proposition for healthcare providers accelerating end-to-end cloud, data, and digital transformation at scale.
52 of 112 FY26 IPOs below issue price; analysts advise selective buying
Stocks such as Anlon Healthcare, Jaro Institute, VMS TMT, Shree Ram Twistex and Glottis are down in the range of 50 to 80 per cent, as per data shared by PRIME Database.
Carlyle buys RCM providers Knack & Equalize for $600 million
Carlyle Group is building a global healthcare revenue cycle management platform. The firm acquired majority stakes in US companies Knack and Equalize. These companies will merge to form a new entity. Carlyle plans to invest significantly and aims for a public listing this fiscal year. This move strengthens their presence in technology and tech-enabled services.