Executives in companies developing 20 primary care centres claim 'shareholder oppression'

Most of the executive team of two companies involved in the development of primary care centres in Ireland in conjunction with the HSE are claiming shareholder oppression, the Commercial Court has heard.
Executives in companies developing 20 primary care centres claim 'shareholder oppression'

Most of the executive team of two companies involved in the development of primary care centres in Ireland in conjunction with the HSE are claiming shareholder oppression, the Commercial Court has heard.

Thomond Healthcare Holdings, an Irish company and Sarsfield Healthcare SARL, a Luxembourg company, trading as Zest Healthcare, plan to provide 20 such centres.

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