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Trades about 164% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Aster DM Healthcare Ltd. operates as an international healthcare provider with a significant presence in India and other global regions. The company's operations are segmented across hospitals, clinics, retail pharmacies, and other diversified services. It delivers a comprehensive range of medical care, from fundamental primary care to highly specialized quaternary services, supported by a vast infrastructure. This network includes 29 hospitals, 120 clinics, 371 retail pharmacies, 114 laboratories, and numerous patient experience centers, all operating under well-known brands such as Aster, Medcare, and Access. Beyond direct patient care, the company also provides healthcare retailing, diagnostic testing, digital health solutions, and medical education. Established in 1987, Aster DM Healthcare maintains its corporate headquarters in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
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