KITES SENIOR CARE
KITES Senior Care and Columbia Pacific Communites set to merge for one of India's largest senior living firms
Columbia Pacific Communites is set to merge with Kites Senior Care, forming one of India's largest senior living firms. The merger is expected to benefit Columbia Pacific Communities, which has a net worth of over Rs 25 crore. The merger is expected to boost the company's bed capacity to over 1,000 within the next six quarters. Kites Senior Care, a leading provider of out-of-hospital geriatric care services, secured an investment of Rs 45 crore from Ranjan Pai's MEMG Family Office Fund in March 2024.
Elderly care startup Kites Senior Care raises Rs 45 crore in funding from Ranjan Pai
The funds will be used to deepen its presence in cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, while also facilitating expansion into three additional cities across Southern India, the company said.
Decoding the digital competition law; AI's impact on IT hiring
India’s consumer internet firms have voiced their disapproval of the ex-ante framework in the proposed digital competition law. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Who offers elder care packages for senior citizens, how much does it cost
Many organisations, such as Samarth, Emoha, KITES and Yodda, provide a range of services for senior citizens, from medical care to house maintenance and financial tasks for domestic and NRI customers, the cost depending on the type of package you.
The dangers of going all out against China, according to SA Aiyar
Aiyar insists that India and China are inseparable in many areas of trade and economics.
Scheme with no money is like flying a kite with no string: P Chidambaram
Congress party's veteran leader took a swipe at the newly launched National Health Protection Scheme, touted as the world's biggest healthcare scheme.
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Why saying no to firecrackers will show that you care for your children and the animals you revere
During Diwali, watch the behaviour and body language of the animals. Their tails are between their legs. Cowering in fear, they try to hide themselves, unable to stand the din of crackers.
How PM Narendra Modi wants science to fuel development
A break from the tradition, Modi's meeting was surprising given that as PM, his engagement with the scientific community has been minimal.
Beijing and the Great Wall display the contrasting facets of China
The Wall was apparently built and restored over 2,000 years by several Chinese dynasties to fob off persistent foreign invaders.
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