Apollo Hospitals
Announces Strong Q4FY26 Performance and Key Strategic Milestones
Apollo Hospitals reported strong growth in revenue and EBITDA across all three business verticals, as well as at the consolidated level, reflecting sustained operational momentum and resilient demand across healthcare services.
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ICRA assigned Apollo Hospitals the highest credit rating of AAA for both long-term and short-term borrowings, marking a first for an Indian hospital services company. The rating
reflects Apollo’s strong
financial risk profile,
diversified scale of operations,
healthy profitability metrics, and robust liquidity position.
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Apollo Cradle and Fertility and Cloudnine
combine to create one of India’s largest integrated
Maternity and Fertility care Platforms. AHLL’s
Mother & Child
and Fertility Businesses Valued at INR
1,550 Crores through combination of Cash and 9.9% Equity Stake in the Combined Entity. Apollo Health and
Lifestyle to become the Largest Non-Financial Shareholder in the Combined Platform
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Apollo’s expansion plans remain firmly on track, with upcoming hospitals in the Financial District, Hyderabad, and Sonarpur, Kolkata. The Group also
successfully launched four hospitals over the past six months.
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The Board has recommended a final dividend of ₹10 per equity share for FY26.
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The Company achieved
significant clinical excellence milestones during the quarter,
supported by improved performance in CONGO-T specialties and growth in high-complexity procedures.
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The International Patient Services division continued to witness
increasing traction, reinforcing Apollo’s position as a preferred global
healthcare destination.
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Apollo further strengthened its payor mix through sustained consumer
preference and deeper engagement with health insurance partners.
