Max Healthcare Institute Limited

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MAXHEALTHHealthcareMarket Cap₹1.0L Cr

WF Asian

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WF Asian is no longer listed among Max Healthcare Institute Limited's disclosed shareholders after previously holding a 1.01 percent stake, indicating either a complete exit or a reduction below the 1 percent reporting requirement.

About Max Healthcare Institute Limited

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A leading healthcare provider in India, Max Healthcare operates a network of multi-speciality and super-speciality hospitals alongside primary care clinics across major cities. The company delivers comprehensive medical services including clinical care, radiology, pathology, and related healthcare solutions. Max Healthcare combines hospital operations with integrated medical expertise and facility management to serve patients across diverse healthcare needs and treatment requirements.

About WF Asian

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WF Asian Smaller Companies Fund (Wasatch Frontier / WF Asian) is an Asia smallcap focused fund investing in listed Indian equities.

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More moves in Max Healthcare Institute Limited

Invesco Mutual FundIncreased

Invesco Mutual Fund increased its stake in Max Healthcare Institute Limited from 1.97% to 2.19%, increasing its shareholding from 19,124,184 to 21,301,474 shares. The value of the additional shares is approximately ₹215.66 crore, based on the current share price of ₹990.50.

19 Jul 2026

Kotak OffshoreExited

Kotak Offshore, which previously held a 1.01 percent stake in Max Healthcare Institute Limited, no longer appears on the company's list of disclosed shareholders, indicating either a complete exit or a reduction in its holding below the 1 percent reporting threshold.