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Sagility block deal: Promoter Sagility BV likely to sell 12% stake for Rs 2,377 crore

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Economic TimesSagility block deal: Promoter Sagility BV likely to sell 12% stake for Rs 2,377 crore
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Sagility promoter Sagility B.V. is reportedly planning a 12% stake sale worth ₹2,377 crore through a block deal. The healthcare IT services firm posted 22.5% revenue growth and 8.1% adjusted profit growth in Q2 FY27.

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