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Trades about 28% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited, through its group entities, delivers a comprehensive range of medical services both within India and across international borders. Its medical infrastructure spans primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of care. Within its tertiary hospitals, advanced medical treatments are available, specializing in fields such as cardiology, cancer treatment (oncology), neurology, orthopedics, urgent care, robotic surgical procedures, and organ transplantation. Beyond direct patient care, the company extends its offerings to include project advisory services, health coverage solutions, the operation of medical educational institutions, an e-learning platform called Medvarsity, and research initiatives. Furthermore, its operations encompass retail pharmacies, foundational primary care clinics, maternity and specialized birthing centers, focused single-specialty clinics, general primary health centers, diagnostic lab networks, dental clinics, as well as daycare and in-home healthcare services. The company's extensive presence is marked by 9,911 hospital beds, 4,529 pharmacies, and 1,734 retail healthcare centers nationwide. This is complemented by its digital ventures: Apollo 24/7, a comprehensive omni-channel healthcare platform, and www.apollopharmacy, its online pharmaceutical retail outlet. Established in 1979, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Chennai, India.
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