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    Finally coming out of the woods? 6 mid and smallcap stocks from the much less talked paper industry

    Remember a company called Ballarpur industry ltd or commonly known as ( BILT) from Thapar group. From being a blue chip and part of indices going through a corporate insolvency resolution process under IBC. There are some industries which at one point of time were considered to be safe haven. Best of the industrial houses used to run them and the street used to treat their stocks as blue chips. Then came a time, both due to dumping by China and other factors, that the whole sector went into dumps and just never recovered for decades; both in real business and also on the street. Now when an industry stays in deep trouble for a long time, there are some players who are able to survive. How do they do it? either by changing the way they operate in terms of management ability, by adding new products or any others. The paper industry has been facing multiple challenges, now after years of consolidation in which many players exited, there are few left and have achieved a scale. Numbers are reflecting it, when will the street start to have a look at then more kindly is the question.

    Max Healthcare Q4 Results: Net profit drops 3% YoY to Rs 311 crore

    Max Healthcare's Q4FY24 net profit dips 3% YoY to Rs 311 crore, attributed to lower effective tax rate in Q4FY23 and new unit losses. Gross revenue rises 15% YoY to Rs 1,890 crore.

    Hospital chain Artemis Medicare raises Rs 330 crore from IFC

    Artemis Medicare Services has raised Rs 330 crore from IFC to increase bed capacity and introduce advanced specialty services. The company plans to set up cardiac care centers, expand in tier 2 and 3 cities, and in the Delhi NCR region through brownfield and greenfield opportunities. Artemis operates 713 beds in the Delhi NCR region and runs seven centres under the Artemis Cardiac Care brand in a joint venture with Philips.

    Max Healthcare readies Rs 5,500-crore outlay for capacity expansion

    Max Healthcare has 4,000 beds, mainly concentrated in Delhi NCR. Of the fresh capacity, about 2,600 beds will become available over the next four years. The hospital chain is planning to open 300 beds in Delhi shortly besides commissioning 1,000 beds each in FY25 and FY26.

    GPT Healthcare shares list at 16% premium over IPO price

    GPT Healthcare Share Price: GPT Healthcare's IPO debuted with a 16.2% premium. It raised Rs 525 crore for prepayment/repayment of borrowings. The company operates four multispecialty hospitals. Revenue grew at 53.87% CAGR. Three-month total income was Rs 97.63 crore, net profit was Rs 9.98 crore.

    HCG stake sale: A big acquisition deal likely coming up for HCG as EQT, TPG and KKR eye majority stake

    A rising middle-class and an aging population have boosted demand for private medical services across Asia, which in turn, is seeing massive consolidation and heightened deal activity in the healthcare sector.

    The Economic Times
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