Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd., one of India’s premier private healthcare networks, has unveiled a major expansion initiative, committing ₹6,100 crore to add over 3,500 beds across 11 locations by FY26. The comprehensive plan includes greenfield, brownfield, and acquisition projects and is set to strengthen Apollo’s presence in key urban hubs. With a ₹1,700 crore investment already allocated for land procurement, deposits, and preliminary project costs, the company is gearing up to enhance healthcare accessibility nationwide.

Apollo’s expanded facilities will cater to significant metropolitan areas, with new hospitals planned in Mumbai, Chennai, Gurgaon, Varanasi, and Lucknow. This ambitious growth underscores Apollo’s vision of delivering premium healthcare services to every Indian, reinforcing its position as a global leader in the healthcare space.

“For over four decades, Apollo Hospitals has been synonymous with high-quality healthcare. With each new facility, we reaffirm our dedication to making world-class treatment accessible to our citizens,” stated Dr. Prathap C Reddy, Founder and Chairman of Apollo Hospitals.

As part of this expansion, Apollo Hospitals signed a definitive agreement for a 500-bed hospital in Mumbai’s Worli district, in collaboration with the Konkan Unnati Mitra Mandal (KUMM). Slated to be operational within four years, the Worli facility will bring cutting-edge healthcare solutions to Mumbai, offering advanced diagnostics, robotic surgeries, and specialized treatments across disciplines like cardiology, oncology, neurology, orthopedics, and gynecology. With an estimated cost of ₹1,300 crore, this project aims to deliver quality healthcare at affordable rates, anticipated to be about one-tenth of similar services globally.

Additionally, Apollo is expanding its Lucknow facility, adding 200 beds to its existing hospital through a ₹325 crore investment on an adjacent 1.2-acre plot. The expansion, which will bring the facility’s total capacity to 500 beds, is expected to be completed within three years, catering to growing healthcare demands in the region.

“Our expansion efforts in Mumbai and Lucknow reflect Apollo’s mission to meet rising healthcare demands across India,” said Suneeta Reddy, Managing Director of Apollo Hospitals. “These projects are strategic moves to bring premium healthcare closer to people’s doorsteps.”

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Apollo currently operates approximately 9,363 beds, including 7,942 owned beds, 790 through O&M arrangements, and 631 designated for day surgery and birthing. The company has seen strong stock performance, with shares gaining 22% in 2024 and an impressive 56% over the past two years, bringing its market cap to ₹1,01,176 crore.

As Apollo Hospitals moves forward with this substantial expansion, its aim remains clear: to redefine healthcare accessibility across India while setting new standards of excellence.

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