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Medanta and Max Healthcare: Noida Hospitals visit takeaways
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Medanta and Max Healthcare: Noida Hospitals visit takeaways
capacity additions: Noida is well positioned for sustained healthcare growth Price (17 Jun 26): Rs1,254.40
despite capacity additions, supported by a large, under-served catchment that Price Target (Mar-27): Rs1,500.00
extends beyond the city into Greater Noida and key feeder corridors such as
Ghaziabad/Meerut and wider Western UP. A supportive macro tailwind is the
continued build-out of industrial and corporate corridors in and around Noida,
alongside a growing working population and improving paying capacity
(Western UP in particular is viewed as a cash-rich belt). Historically, the region
was served largely by government hospitals and smaller nursing homes, with
complex cases often referred into Delhi, underscoring the headroom for
organized tertiary/quaternary care locally. With core NCR population
expected to reach ~147mn by 2041 (~79mn currently, per PIB), we believe
overcapacity concerns are somewhat overstated. In terms of competitive
landscape, the key organised/corporate chains in the market include Max,
Yatharth and Medanta, while providers such as Felix and Kailash are more
secondary-care oriented.
• Medanta: High-quality build, encouraging ramp-up, and strong
operating leverage ahead: Facility & positioning: Medanta Noida is a high-
quality, patient-centric facility with ~1,000-1,200 sqft/bed, with direct metro
connectivity, ~90+ ICU beds and 4 cath labs, positioned as a regional
quaternary platform with a capability/complexity-led ramp. Most clinicians
have joined from Max, Fortis and Apollo. Ramp-up metrics: The unit has
~380 beds operational (270+ census beds) with headroom to expand to ~550,
it is almost touching ~Rs240+mn/month revenue, with management planning
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