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Quadria Capital: Asia’s Top Private Equity Firm Driving Healthcare Innovation

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  In a region teeming with economic growth and healthcare challenges, private equity in Asia has emerged as a powerful force for transformation—and Quadria Capital is leading that charge. Rather than simply injecting funds into the system, this independent private equity firm is rewriting the rules of healthcare investment with a strategy that prioritizes growth, innovation, and long-term social impact.   As one of the largest private equity firms focused exclusively on the Asia-Pacific healthcare sector, Quadria Capital is quietly yet profoundly reshaping how healthcare is delivered across Asia . But what makes them different from the typical investor? It’s not just about capital— it's about commitment, capability, and a clear vision for sustainable impact.   A Purpose-Driven Investment Strategy   Quadria Capital sees the Asia as a critical market where the right investments can make a disproportionate difference. From multi-specialty hospitals and pharmaceut...

PE Investment in Healthcare to Further Grow in 2022

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Private equity fund investments in the Indian healthcare sector showed a remarkable performance in 2021, as firms look to position themselves on the right side of change in an industry. The shocking second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has both benefited and stymied growth in the healthcare sector. Some locations, especially hospitals and skilled nursing facilities, are still struggling with increased operating costs from COVID-19 safety precautions, lost revenue, and staff churns. While other facilities, such as laboratories that pivoted to perform COVID-19 tests, unlocked a significant new revenue stream. India, being the generic drug manufacturer and vaccines has attracted more investments, with its export potential and the pandemic boosted the income of generic pharma. Last year a lot of money went into the sector, and it continues to go this year also. Healthcare devices, supplies, and services—which include providers such as doctors and dentists—have continued to dominate o...