A consortium led by Calvary Health Care has won control of Healthscope, a major private hospital operator in Australia. The group's bid was backed by lenders. Healthscope is now set to be split up as part of the acquisition. Creditors backed the offer, paving the way for a change in ownership. Healthscope's operations will be divided under the arrangement. Further details of the split plan have not been announced.
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