Vijaya Diagnostic Centre and Medinova Diagnostic Services announce merger to enhance diagnostic services

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In a significant move in the , Centre Limited (VDCL) and Services Limited (MDSL) have announced their . This merger, approved by the Board of Directors of both companies, aims to consolidate their operations and create synergies, enhancing value for all stakeholders involved.

The scheme of amalgamation will see MDSL merge into VDCL, with MDSL being a subsidiary where VDCL holds a 62.14% equity stake. This strategic move is expected to integrate the extensive range of diagnostic services provided by both entities, covering pathological investigations, radiology and imaging, and diagnostic cardiology. The merger is anticipated to complete within 9 to 12 months, pending approvals from various regulatory bodies including the Stock Exchanges, SEBI, National Company Law Tribunal, ROC, and the respective shareholders and creditors of the two firms.

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The combined strengths of VDCL and MDSL will lead to enhanced integrated diagnostic services, increased efficiency through shared resources, and better cash management. These synergies are expected to result in cost savings, elimination of duplicate functions, and maximization of shareholder value. Moreover, the amalgamation aims to simplify the overall group structure, creating efficiencies and promoting enhanced value for stakeholders.

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For every 22 equity shares held in MDSL, public shareholders will be issued 1 equity share of VDCL, aligning interests and ensuring a fair and equitable merger process. This strategic initiative is supported by thorough valuation reports from SSPA & Co. Chartered Accountants and CA Prashant Ghorela, with fairness opinions provided by Kunvarji Finstock Private Limited and Fortress Capital Management Services Private Limited.

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This merger represents a proactive approach to address the competitive demands of the healthcare diagnostic sector. By pooling their resources and capabilities, VDCL and MDSL are set to not only enhance their service offerings but also strengthen their market positioning significantly.


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