HALE AND HEARTY

For 40 years, Apollo has been steadfast in providing world-class integrated healthcare to patients with outcomes which are comparable to the best healthcare institutions in the world and is now ready to deliver the healthcare needs of the future.

 “What does the future of healthcare hold for us – for you, the consumer, and us, the care provider? The future of healthcare is going to be led largely by consumers and driven by technology like artificial intelligence and digitalisation. Robotics and 3D printing are revolutionising the way healthcare is being delivered,” says Prathap C. Reddy, Executive Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group, the largest hospital network in India.

During the period under review (FY18-FY22), the revenue of Apollo Hospitals recorded a robust 15.5 per cent CAGR while its profit-after-tax (PAT) clocked a CAGR of more than 107 per cent catapulting it to the top of the list in its category in BW Businessworld’s Fastest Growing Companies study. For FY22, Apollo registered a 39 per cent jump in its revenue at Rs 14,663 crore while its EBITDA went up 92 per cent at Rs 2,185 crore. The profit-after-tax zoomed 661 per cent at Rs 1,144 crore.