Bengaluru: Aster DM Quality Care reported a 20 per cent rise in year on year (YoY) revenue to Rs 2597 crore in the first quarter ended June this year, on a combined proforma basis.
Operating ebitda excluding the group’s operations in Kasargod stood at Rs 576 crore, up 30 per cent YoY.
Operating ebitda margin increased 170bps Yoy to 22.2% for the quarter.
The healthcare giant said its Kasargod hospital achieved monthly ebitda break-even within the ninth month of its operations.
While return on capital employed (ROCE) stood at 22.9%, up by 246 bps YoY.
During the period, Aster DM Healthcare reported a 10% YoY increase in ARPP IP to Rs 1,30,352 lakh and a 16% YoY rise in total patient volume.
While Quality Care said ARPP IP rose 9% YoY to Rs 1,44,064 lakh with total patient volume rising by 10% YoY.
The group said the merger of Aster DM and Quality Care India Limited was successfully completed and became effective on July 1st, 2026.
Dr. Azad Moopen, Executive Chairman, said, “We aspire to create one of India’s leading integrated healthcare platforms, bringing together Aster, CARE, KIMS India, and Evercare into a unified network with over 10,800 beds across 28 cities, positioning Aster Quality Care among the top three hospital chains in India. Over the coming years, we expect to expand this network to more than 15,000 beds.”
Varun Khanna, Managing Director & Group CEO, said, “We had the privilege of serving 2 million people in our OP and IP in Q1 FY27, which is 13% more people than in the previous year. Our focus in the coming quarters is on disciplined execution – enhancing patient care, unlocking the full potential of our combined platform, and driving long-term value through operational excellence.”
