Apollo Hospitals to add 4,400 beds with ₹5,100 cr capex; demerges HealthCo by Q4 FY27
FY26 revenue rose 16% to ₹25,229 cr and PAT jumped 34% to ₹1,942 cr. Apollo plans to nearly double its 8,131-bed footprint over five years while spinning off pharmacy and digital arm Apollo HealthCo, whose revenue grew 19% to ₹10,808 cr, into a listed consumer healthcare platform.
What happened
Apollo Hospitals plans 4,400 new beds over five years with ₹5,100 crore capex, posted FY26 revenue of ₹25,229 crore (+16%), and will demerger pharmacy/digital
Key facts
- 855 beds commissioned
- 4,400 beds planned over 5 years
- ₹5,100 crore capex
- FY26 revenue ₹25,229 crore (+16%)
- PAT ₹1,942 crore (+34%)
- HealthCo revenue ₹10,808 crore (+19%)
- 8,131 beds total
- 68% occupancy
- ARPOB ₹71,206 (+12%)
- Apollo 247 GMV ₹2,037 crore
- 69,000 daily orders
- 7,289 pharmacy stores
- 176 stores added
- Cradle-Cloudnine deal ₹1,550 crore
Why this matters
The ₹5,100 cr brownfield push and HealthCo carve-out signal Apollo's intent to consolidate hospitals under one entity while creating an acquisition-ready pharmacy-digital platform.