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Brazil hospital chain Mater Dei to buy 70% stake in Porto Dias for R$800 million+
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July 6, 2021
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RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Brazilian hospital chain Mater Dei said on Tuesday its board has given the go-ahead to buy a controlling stake in the Porto Dias hospital group in a deal involving R$800 (US$154) million and the issuance of shares.
Mater Dei will take a 70% stake in Porto Dias. It will issue 27.27 million shares, around 7.1% of the company’s total share capital, and will have the option to buy the remaining 30%, it said in a securities filing.
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Mater Dei shares closed on Tuesday at R$16.60.
The Porto Dias group operates in the northern region of Brazil.
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R$29.86B
Market cap
Valuation & profitability
Market capR$29.86B
Revenue (TTM)R$45.33B
P / E ratio8.2
Profit margin8.1%
Return on equity24.2%
Price & risk
52-wk low
$42.8752-wk high
$55.55
$42.8752-wk high
$55.55
Beta (volatility)0.43
200-day average$50.14
Revenue trend · 6y
20202025
Latest R$42.75B
Ownership
Institutions15.2%
Shares outstanding641M
Dividend
No regular dividend — earnings reinvested for growth.
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