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Apollo Hospitals’ arm plans to invest Rs 500 crore for business expansion

08 Oct 2015 Evaluate

Apollo Health & Lifestyle (AHLL), a subsidiary of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, is planning to invest upto Rs 500 crore for business expansion. The company has undergone a significant expansion in the past 3 years and has plans for continued growth and expansion over the next 5 years. The company is also planning to invite Private equity investors to participate in this growth opportunity. AHLL operates in a large and rapidly growth healthcare market with a portfolio of formats that have strong synergies amongst themselves and enable Apollo to provide a continuum of care to patients.

AHLL operates a network of primary care and specialty care formats across India. In the primary care space, it currently has 5 formats - Apollo Clinics, Apollo Sugar, Apollo Diagnostics, Apollo White and Apollo Dialysis. It also has Apollo Cradle and Apollo Spectra Hospitals in its portfolio.

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