Health services company Hapvida announced yesterday evening that it is evaluating alternatives to strengthen its financial structure, including the possibility of carrying out a capital increase through the issue of new shares.
The company, which shortly after the disclosure of the results of the fourth quarter last week lost about 12 billion reais on the stock market, specifically stated that any capital increase will depend however on favorable market conditions.
Hapvida joined rival Intermédica last year, becoming the largest vertical health plan company in the country.
“The company continues to evaluate possible divestments of assets unrelated to its core businesses. This movement fits into the context of the focus of management efforts on its core business, especially after the merger with NotreDame Intermédica,” the company said in the material fact .
Among the plans, the company is considering selling “significant” fixed assets in schemes where the company leases them. Negotiations are underway with “potential investors,” the company said.
Source: Terra
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