Despite Supreme Court order, IHH reportedly committed to Fortis Healthcare

Updated : December 17, 2018 10:12 AM IST

Leng, in an e-mail the paper has access to, said the top court's decision does not impact the subscription of the shares which had been completed on November 13.

The Malaysian company has a controlling stake of 31 percent in Fortis.

After the Supreme Court put the sale of Fortis Healthcare to IHH Healthcare on hold on Friday, the latter said it remained committed to Fortis, Business Standard reported.

Tan See Leng, managing director of IHH Healthcare, said the top court's decision does not impact the subscription of the shares which had been completed on November 13, the report said quoting Leng as saying in an email accessed by the newspaper.

"This development does not in any diminish our resolve and absolute commitment to return Fortis to growth. We will continue to execute on our plans to stabilise Fortis and ensure that it achieves its full potential as part of the IHH family," Leng said in the email headlined 'Staying Strong Together: Fortis and IHH Healthcare'.

The Malaysian company has a controlling stake of 31 percent in Fortis.

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Published : December 17, 2018 10:12 AM IST

Despite Supreme Court order, IHH reportedly committed to Fortis Healthcare

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