Egyptian healthcare tycoon Hend El Sherbini's $291 million take-private draws zero acceptances
IDH chief executive Hend El Sherbini's $291 million bid to take the Egyptian diagnostics group private had drawn no acceptances by July 22.
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IDH chief executive Hend El Sherbini's $291 million bid to take the Egyptian diagnostics group private had drawn no acceptances by July 22.
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