Adity Chaudhury, Arka Majumdar 
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Argus Partners advises Philips India on sale of its emergency care business

This transaction forms part of a broader global deal in which Philips' emergency care business was acquired by Emergency Care Holdings.

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Argus Partners has advised Philips India on the sale of its emergency care business in India.

This transaction forms part of a broader global deal in which Philips' emergency care business was acquired by Emergency Care Holdings (ECH), a platform backed by Bridgefield Capital.

Following the acquisition, the business will operate as Heartstream, continuing to manufacture and market emergency care products under a long-term Philips brand licensing agreement.

The team at Argus Partners advising Philips India consisted of Adity Chaudhury (Partner), Arka Majumdar (Partner) and Anika Sharma (Associate).

Heartstream

Heartstream is a global emergency care company with nearly four decades of leadership in emergency medicine technology.

The acquisition marks the launch of Emergency Care Holdings' global platform strategy, aimed at building a leading portfolio of emergency medical technology companies serving the pre-hospital care market.

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