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Alpha IVF: Priced To Perfection?

Dato' Dr Colin Lee, Founder and Managing Director, Alpha IVF

21-Mar-24 08:00

Alpha IVF: Priced To Perfection?

The WHO has reported that one in six people suffer from infertility which means that assisted reproductive services is big business. We ask soon to be ACE listed, Alpha IVF what is their strategy for growth, the ethics of the industry and is their valuation fair for the IPO. Their founder and managing director, Dato Dr Colin Lee joins us.

Produced by: Wong Shou Ning

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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