Chinese pharmaceutical company Fosun Pharmaceutical (SHA: 600196) has agreed to sell its stake in private hospital operator United Family Healthcare to an investment firm owned by US private equity giant Warburg Pincus.
The deal, valued at $124 million, will allow Fosun to sharpen its focus on drug development. Fosun will transfer its 6.6% stake in New Frontier Health, the holding company that owns United Family Healthcare, to Calcite Gem Investments, a Warburg Pincus-backed entity.
The Shanghai-based drugmaker said the proceeds will be used to boost its working capital and reduce outstanding debt.
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