Euromedica CEO quits as Greece continues to dive
publication date: Mar 24, 2011
Takis Doumanoglou has quit as chief executive of Axon Holdings, the parent company of Greek hospital chain Euromedica. An ex-banker, he was widely regarded as the financial pilot for the troubled group. Meanwhile, the government has said it plans to rationalise and merge many of Greece’s 132 public hospitals. Analysts expect shocking fourth quarter results from the Big Four quoted private hospital groups next month. We look at the prospects.
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