Spice Global revealed its intentions of moving into the healthcare sector.
Spice Global revealed its intentions of moving into the healthcare sector by announcing the setting up of a hospital in New Delhi which will require an investment of more than Rs 400 crore. Delhi Lt Governor Tejendra Khanna Tuesday inaugurated the first phase of the hospital, named Saket City Hospital.
Modi said the Singapore-headquartered Spice Global's focus in 2013 will be on healthcare business. The company's major business interests are in telecom, finance and entertainment technology.
"We are bringing aboard the best talent backed by state-of-the-art facilities, infrastructure and services. We are confident of redefining the concept of healthcare in India through technological innovation and sensitive patient care," Modi said.
Modi said there was a huge scope for expansion of modern healthcare business in India and the company's foray into the sector was timely.
"As India continues to advance and raise its benchmark of development, the need for a modern, fast reacting and sensitive healthcare ecosystem is most immediate," he said.
Modi said Saket City Hospital will be completed by mid-2016. It will have 1000 bed capacity.
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"The hospital offers super-specialties in cardiac sciences, neurosciences, gastroenterology and gastrointestinal surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology besides orthopaedics and joint replacement," said Pervez Ahmed, chairman, medical and service committee of Saket City Hospital Board.
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Source-IANS