Max Healthcare Institute Ltd is set to invest ₹6,000 crore over the next three years to expand its network across India, aiming to increase its hospital count to 25 by 2025. This strategic move includes the addition of new facilities in Saket, Nanavati, Mohali, and Gurugram, along with the recent inauguration of a 300-bed hospital in Dwarka.
A key aspect of Max Healthcare’s expansion strategy is the adoption of an asset-light model. Under this approach, the company partners with developers who invest in land and building construction, while Max Healthcare contributes medical equipment and manages operations . This model allows for efficient expansion with minimal capital expenditure, enabling the company to scale its operations rapidly.
The company has already made significant strides in this direction, with the acquisition of Jaypee Healthcare adding 700 beds in Q3FY25. Additionally, a 500-bed hospital is being set up in Thane, Maharashtra, on an asset-light built-to-suit basis. Further expansions are planned in Mohali, where the upcoming facility’s capacity has been increased to 400 beds from the initially planned 250.
With these strategic initiatives, Max Healthcare is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for quality healthcare services in India, leveraging its asset-light model to drive sustainable growth and profitability.
