The boss of ASX-listed Monash IVF says he would be happy to talk to potential suitors as investors eye the growing fertility sector MsEmmaK
The boss of ASX-listed Monash IVF says he would be happy to talk to potential suitors as investors eye the growing fertility sector but that he was happy with the stability and momentum of the company since emerging from COVID lockdowns.
Demand for IVF services remains strong but providers acknowledge COVID cases are causing widespread interruptions to services.“We are the steady ship ... and that consistency is really important when you are looking for people to join your organisation,” he said.
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