Tensions are building between Healthscope and its landlord HMC Capital’s David Di Pilla, as the serial dealmaker seeks to position himself as the frontrunner in a possible bidding war for the country’s second-largest private hospital operator.
Di Pilla, the founder of HMC Capital, is under growing pressure from his investors to pull off a deal with Healthscope, which is buckling under $1.6 billion in debt.
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