Apollo Hospitals Enterprise (AHEL) is set to receive investments totaling around Rs 3,000 crore over the next three years. With Rs 890 crore from a deal with private equity firm Advent International (Advent), the hospital chain operator plans organic and inorganic expansion. Advent’s investment of Rs 2,475 crore into Apollo HealthCo, a subsidiary of AHEL, will fuel growth, including the addition of approximately 700 beds annually. The merger with Keimed, a wholesale distribution company, will further enhance Apollo HealthCo’s reach, aiming for revenue of Rs 25,000 crore within three years. AHEL also plans to establish a 500-bedded Med City in Chennai, with investments of around Rs 950 crore, focusing on specialized clinical programs and targeting international tourism.
Apollo Hospitals to Receive Rs 3,000 Crore Investment for Expansion
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