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Care Capital - Developing multi-use primary care facilities

May 2007

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  • Epic Code:
  • CARE
  • Price:
  • 34p
We met with Paul Stacey, chief executive of healthcare property developer Care Capital (CARE; 34p), last July although we didn't write about the shares at the time. Our feeling then was that there was an overhang in the form of its original VC-backers holding a 29% interest which was going to keep a lid on things. That overhang appears to be lifting with the VC-backers now down to under 20% and their stake is expected to be placed out in due course. Care Capital had only floated a month earlier through a placing by broker Seymour Pierce. Its raison d'etre is the roll-out of multi-use primary care medical centres. Most subscribers will be familiar with the experience of visiting their GP and then being sent as an outpatien ...

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