The offering would combine primary and follow-on offerings, Hapvida said in Sunday's filing, adding that it would use the proceeds of the primary offering to finance current and future acquisitions.
SAO PAULO: Brazilian healthcare provider Hapvida has approved a share offering that could raise as much as 2.68 billion reais ($471.72 million) after it is priced on April 20, the company said in a securities filing.
The offering would combine primary and follow-on offerings, Hapvida said in Sunday's filing, adding that it would use the proceeds of the primary offering to finance current and future acquisitions.
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