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Transaction activity across pharmaceuticals, healthcare delivery, and medical devices reflected focused capital deployment into platforms built for scale, specialisation, and long-term value. The Q3 2025 edition of our Pharma and Healthcare Dealtracker presents a structured view of mergers, acquisitions, private equity, and capital market movements. It highlights sustained interest in formats such as IVF, oncology, and women and child-care, alongside digital health and preventive care. With domestic and outbound deals contributing to sectoral expansion, this publication offers insights into how investment themes are aligning with operational efficiency and differentiated capabilities.
Key insights from the Pharma and Healthcare Dealtracker Q3 2025
Q3 marked a resurgence in deal activity, driven by a healthy mix of scale, capability, and innovation-led investments. The momentum in pharma and biotech, supported by strategic consolidations, signals growing confidence in India’s life sciences potential. At the same time, continued investor interest in hospitals, single-specialty formats, and wellness excellence platforms highlight the sector’s evolution toward clinical, wider reach, specialisation, and technology led consumer-centric care. Despite global uncertainties, the sustained flow of capital reflects the long-term resilience and structural growth of India’s healthcare ecosystem.
Bhanu Prakash Kalmath S J
Partner and Healthcare Industry Leader, Grant Thornton Bharat
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