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Filed: 25 Sep 2026, 19:38 IST Exchange: NSE Category: Merger/Acquisition — Patient Support Program Merger
QMS Medical Allied Services and HCAH to merge their pharma services into Saarathi, a QMS subsidiary. - Combined platform to operate 160+ Patient Support Programs impacting 1.2 million+ patients across 35+ cities - 2,000+ professionals to support patient screening, enrolment, therapy initiation, adherence, and disease management - Aims to create India's largest patient support platform serving top Indian and MNC pharma companies - India patient support market expected to grow 15-20% CAGR to US$1bn by 2030 - Partnership enhances scale, reach, and execution for pharma companies and patient care
Source: Original filing PDF — view on exchange portal
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