Dr Agarwal's Health Care plans 65 new facilities in FY27, expects growth momentum to continue
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- ✓Dr Agarwal's Health Care plans 65 new facilities in FY27 to keep its growth momentum.
- ✓The chain already opened 39 centres in the first six months.
- ✓CEO Adil Agarwal said, "We expect the surgical volumes actually to start picking up." The firm will fund this expansion using debt and IPO proceeds.
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Dr Agarwal's Health Care expects to maintain its growth trajectory through the rest of the financial year as it accelerates its expansion plans and anticipates higher surgical volumes in the second half, CEO Adil Agarwal said.
The Chennai-headquartered eye care hospital chain plans to add around 65 new facilities during the year, including 26-27 centres in the second half. The company believes increasing its presence across western and northern India will help offset the seasonally weaker festive quarter.
He added that the company should be able to maintain a similar growth trajectory that it has maintained for H1.
The company has already opened 39 new facilities in the first six months of the year and has stepped up investments in surgical centres. It plans to launch about 55 surgical facilities this year, compared with 30 launched in the financial year 2025-26 (FY26).
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