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Trades about 225% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Limited, known by its brand KIMS Hospitals across India, delivers a broad spectrum of medical and healthcare services. The institution boasts a comprehensive array of specialized fields, including cardiology, dentistry, neurology, oncology, orthopedics, nephrology, reproductive medicine, and robotic surgeries. Additionally, it offers expertise in gastroenterology, hepatology, heart and lung transplantation, general organ transplantation, maternal and pediatric care. Other key areas of focus include emergency and accident services, biochemistry, anesthesiology, bariatric surgery, andrology and infertility treatments, arthroscopy, Alzheimer's care, and dedicated bone and joint centers. Founded in 1973, the company is headquartered in Secunderabad, India.
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