₹3,000 Crore Growth Push: Max Healthcare Eyes More Acquisitions Across India.

Max Healthcare Institute, the operator of the extensive 'Max' hospital network across India, is on track to complete the initial phase of its ₹3,000 crore organic expansion plan, aiming for a 30 percent boost in its capacity by the close of this year. This development comes as the healthcare major continues to actively explore strategic acquisition opportunities to further fuel its growth trajectory across the country, according to its Chairman and Managing Director, Abhay Soi.

Speaking to businessline following the inauguration of a new 300-bed super-speciality hospital in Dwarka, on the outskirts of Delhi, Soi highlighted the significant capacity additions in the pipeline. In addition to the newly commissioned facility in Dwarka, Max Healthcare isAnticipating the launch of three more facilities – one each in Mumbai (Nanavati), Mohali, and New Delhi (Saket). These upcoming projects are expected to contribute an additional 1,300 to 1,500 beds to the hospital chain's existing infrastructure.

"Investments are underway.... around ₹3,000 crore will be made towards these new capacities. These would be through internal resource generation only," Soi affirmed, emphasizing the company's robust financial standing and its ability to fund this substantial expansion through its own resources. The simultaneous focus on organic expansion and the pursuit of strategic acquisitions underscore Max Healthcare's ambitious growth strategy and its commitment to strengthening its position as a leading healthcare provider in India.