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Trades about 15% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
KMC Speciality Hospitals (India) Ltd. operates in the healthcare sector, primarily delivering a comprehensive range of medical and patient care services. The facility provides an extensive array of diagnostic and support amenities, encompassing advanced imaging services such as computerized radiography, 3D spiral computed tomography, c-arm image intensifier, mammography, and colour doppler cardiac. Its offerings also include functional and general diagnostic tests like electrocardiogram, tread mill test, holter monitoring, ultrasonography, audiometry, endoscopy, colonoscopy, and echo cardiogram. Furthermore, the hospital features laboratory services (including biochemistry and microbiology), a blood bank, physiotherapy, and a fully equipped ambulance service. The company's origins trace back to December 31, 1982, when it was established by co-founders S. Chandra Kumar, Manivannan Selvaraj, and Aravindan Selvaraj. Its main operational base is situated in Trichy, India.
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