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Pristyn Care launches 5 hospitals in 75 days, eyes expansion to more metros

EntrackrEntrackr · 2m ago
Pristyn Care launches 5 hospitals in 75 days, eyes expansion to more metros
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Pristyn Care launches 5 hospitals in 75 days, eyes expansion to more metros Healthcare startup Pristyn Care has launched five super-specialty hospitals across the National Capital Region (NCR) in just 75 days, a major expansion in its efforts to offer advanced patient care through its own infrastructure. The new facilities include two hospitals in Delhi's Safdarjung Enclave and Malviya Nagar, and one in Gurugram. Their launch comes just three weeks after Pristyn Care’s first hospital became profitable within two months of opening, according to the company’s press release. The new hospitals are outfitted with modular operating theatres, advanced diagnostic labs, critical-care units, and state-of-the-art medical equipment, as per the release. The expansion has also added over ten points to its Net Promoter Score. The company adds that the facilities now include fully equipped IVF laboratories and next-generation dermatology suites, strengthening its commitment to holistic healthcare and comprehensive patient wellness. “Our patient-centric technology speeds up admission, accelerates insurance approvals and discharge, and allows doctors to focus on compassionate treatment,” said Harsimarbir Singh, Co-founder of Pristyn Care. According to the startup, it’s now gearing up to take its owned-hospital model to other major metros, including Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Patna, Chandigarh, and Coimbatore.

Trade Spotlight: How should you trade HDFC AMC, Raymond, Exide, Bajel Projects, and others on Wednesday?

Money ControlMoney Control · 1y ago
Trade Spotlight: How should you trade HDFC AMC, Raymond, Exide, Bajel Projects, and others on Wednesday?
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These are some stock ideas for short-term trading: 1. Can Fin Homes: After forming a soccer pattern on the daily chart, Can Fin Homes had a pullback and revisited its prior support level. With significant volume increase and upward price movement, a long position can be initiated. 2. HDFC Asset Management Company: HDFC AMC has been consolidating within a broad range, but there has been a recent rise in price with strong volumes. Trading above its 20-day moving average and critical resistance zone, it indicates potential for further upward movement. 3. Lemon Tree Hotels: Lemon Tree Hotels is forming higher highs and higher lows, indicating a sustained uptrend. With a comfortable RSI and noticeable volume increase accompanying the price rise, a long position can be initiated. 4. Exide Industries: Exide Industries made a fresh record high and closed with a gain. The stock is showing strength in the ongoing trend, with the KST indicator also suggesting good momentum. Dips can be seen as buying opportunities. 5. Raymond: Raymond formed a large bullish candle with huge volumes and closed with a significant gain. The stock is on a positive trend as long as it doesn't close below the previous day's low. Buying on dips is considered a prudent strategy. 6. Craftsman Automation: Craftsman Automation is in a strong uptrend, and a breakout of the rounding bottom pattern is expected. The ADX indicator supports the trend, and buying on dips can be a strategy. 7. Apollo Tyres: Apollo Tyres has given a strong breakout above its trendline resistance. With strong momentum indicated by the RSI crossing above 65 and high volumes, a potential target can be set. 8. Granules India: Granules has re-tested its breakout mark and is holding well above it. Strong momentum is indicated by the RSI near 65, and volumes are equivalent to its 30-day average traded volume. An upside target can be set. 9. Bajel Projects: Bajel Projects has re-tested its breakout mark and is holding well above it. Strong momentum indicated by the RSI and equivalent volumes to its 30-day average trading volume. A strict stop-loss and potential upside target can be set. Note: These stock ideas are provided by different experts and it is advised to check with certified experts before making any investment decisions.

Agritech Greenikk shuts down, returns partial capital to investors

EntrackrEntrackr · 9m ago
Agritech Greenikk shuts down, returns partial capital to investors
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Agritech startup Greenikk on Monday said that it is shutting down operations due to funding challenges and adverse market conditions. Greenikk had raised around $1 million in total capital from the likes of 100 unicorns (9unicorns), IIM A ventures, Mastermind Capital, Smart Sparks and other angels such as Mayank Tiwari of ReshaMandi. “We picked up capital during 2022 times when low-interest capital was available and while agri tech was at its peak, we chased the wrong metrics to grow and scale up. The industry dynamics changed making it difficult to raise the next round of Series A round which was planned to be $5 Million,” said Fariq Naushad, co-founder of Greenikk. As per the company, it’s returning partial capital to investors. Naushad also highlighted the challenges of defaults in the agri sector.“Stakeholders are not paying back the loans, we extended loans worth Rs 6 crore for which we faced defaults. Huge receivables were stuck from certain clients as they resisted paying after reaching a significant amount. We spend almost 6 months on the ground to collect 80% of the receivables,” said Naushad. Defaults and collections have become a significant challenge in the agri-tech sector. ReshaMandi, once a prominent player in the space, faced difficulties in collecting receivables, which ultimately led to its downfall. The company struggled with high defaults and mounting liabilities, which forced it to shut down. According to Greenikk, it will provide 2 month severance and job offers via reference to almost 25 employees while the founders (Naushad and Previn Jacob Varghese) are looking at exploring their next phase of entrepreneurial life. Check Greenikk’s shareholding and financials at TheKredible. After a significant fundraising boom in 2021 and 2022, agritech startups are now facing challenges in attracting venture capital for larger funding rounds. Data compiled by TheKredible reveals that agritech startups raised around $150 million across more than 30 deals in 2024 so far. Notably, there were no deals in the agritech space in September. For comparison, these startups secured $636 million in 2021, which increased to $772 million in 2022. However, the sector saw a sharp decline in 2023, with funding dropping to just $178 million.

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