Carlyle Group Divests Stake in Indegene and Medi Assist
Carlyle Group divested a 4.3% stake in Indegene for Rs 636 crore, reducing its holding to 10.22%. Capital Group also sold a 2.24% stake in Medi Assist for Rs 93 crore. Indegene shares fell 6.06%, while Medi Assist shares had minor fluctuations on stock exchanges.

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Carlyle Group, a global investment firm, reduced its stake in the healthcare technology company Indegene by 4.3%, selling shares valued at Rs 636 crore through an open market transaction.
Data from the National Stock Exchange (NSE) reveals that CA Dawn Investments, affiliated with US-based Carlyle, offloaded 1,02,63,785 shares at an average price of Rs 619.82 each. This transaction decreased Carlyle's holding to 10.22% from 14.52%.
Meanwhile, Capital Group trimmed its position in Medi Assist Healthcare Services by 2.24% through the NSE and BSE markets, garnering nearly Rs 93 crore. Post-sale, Capital Group's holding in Medi Assist fell to 0.7% from 2.93%. Share prices for both Indegene and Medi Assist exhibited varied responses in market performance.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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