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Virinchi promoter group affirms no new share encumbrances in FY 2026
An update from Virinchi Ltd. ( ($IN:VIRINCHI) ) is now available. Virinchi Ltd.’s promoter Viswanath Kompella has filed a declaration with Indian s...
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Major Investments Announced at Advantage Assam 2.0 Summit Totaling Rs 10,785 Crore, Including Data and Hydrogen Projects
Investment proposals totaling Rs 10,785 crore were signed during the Advantage Assam 2.0 Investment and Infrastructure Summit 2025. Key agreements include a Rs 3,000 crore MoU with Virinchi Limited for a data center and a Rs 200 crore hospital project. Star Cements Ltd committed Rs 3,200 crore for a cement plant, while Matheson Hydrogen Pvt Ltd will invest Rs 1,500 crore in a hydrogen plant. UltraTech Cement, Copper Plus Holdings SAC, and Tamara Leisure Experiences Private Limited also inked significant deals. Varun Beverages Limited and Global Health Ltd announced investments, alongside non-financial agreements with ITE Education Service. Major industry leaders pledged substantial investments in Assam.
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Virinchi Healthcare to invest 200 Cr in state; plans two super specialty hospitals
Guwahati, Feb 26: Virinchi Hospital Group has announced plans to invest Rs 200 crore to establish two hospitals in the interior regions of the state, with a special focus on tribal areas. The project, which was unveiled at the Advantage Assam 2.0 summit, aligns with the state's vision of equitable healthcare access. According to Madhavi Lata, chairperson of Virinchi Healthcare, one of the hospitals will be a 500-bed super specialty facility, initially starting with 250 beds and expanding within five years. The group has already signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the project, ensuring a significant step toward enhancing Assams medical facilities. A unique aspect of this initiative is the provision of cashless treatment for underprivileged patients. "We will allocate 100 beds for the common man, where treatment will be cashless, just like in government hospitals," said Madhavi Lata. "Initially, 50% of the beds will be reserved under this scheme, which will later be extended to 100%.
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