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Apollo Hospitals' September-quarter profit rises 32%

Apollo Hospitals runs one of India's largest private hospital networks along with a pharmacy and digital-health business. It released September-quarter results after markets closed on 4 November: consolidated profit rose 32% from a year earlier to ₹630 crore, revenue rose 23% to ₹7,615 crore, and operating profit (EBITDA) rose 29% to ₹1,191 crore. Reports said the numbers were better than analysts had expected. The company has said it plans to add about 5,800 beds over five years, and a hospital of about 470 beds in Gurugram is expected to open in the December quarter. The shares had risen 1.9% before the results; today is the first session to react to them.

The chain of consequences

  1. 1Hospital and pharmacy revenue grows
  2. 2Revenue rises 23% to ₹7,615 crore
  3. 3Profit rises 32% to ₹630 crore
  4. 4Shares react to the numbers on 5 November

Tends to gain

Apollo Hospitals and, more widely, private hospital chains.

Tends to lose

None directly.

If it reverses

Slower patient volumes, delays in new beds, or the cap on trade margins for cancer medicines could weigh on growth.

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