Bajaj Group bets centenary pivot on healthcare with Pune-led ₹2,500 cr clinic-to-hospital play
At 100, the ₹13.5 trillion Bajaj conglomerate enters tiered healthcare via Bajaj Integrated Health Systems, helmed by fifth-gen Nirav Bajaj. Pune launch anchors a ₹2,000-2,500 crore build-out, scaling to 7-8 cities over a decade after evaluating 64 sectors—funded from an ₹18,000 crore Bajaj Auto cash pile.
Bajaj Group, at its centenary, launches Bajaj Integrated Health Systems—a tiered clinic-to-hospital healthcare venture led by fifth-gen Nirav Bajaj, starting Pune with ₹2,000-2,500 crore capex, expanding to 7-8 cities over a decade.
Why this matters
Marks Bajaj Group's first major diversification beyond auto, finance, and insurance, using its centenary to enter India's high-growth healthcare sector with capital from Bajaj Auto's reserves.
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