Hospitals usually bleed cash, but this quarter Fortis looked like it was billing by the second. Occupancy rose, ARPOB shot up 10%, and EBITDA margins expanded nearly 400 bps. Throw in a 228-bed Jalandhar buy, a 700-bed Gleneagles O&M deal, and a ₹1,869 Cr net debt bill — and you get Fortis looking like it wants to be both doctor and landlord.
Stay with me — because robotic surgeries up 75% and oncology growing 28% means Fortis isn’t just selling beds, it’s selling high-margin hope.
2. At a Glance
Revenue ₹2,167 Cr (+16.6%) – Patients aren’t cutting medical bills, recession or not.
Hospitals ₹1,838 Cr (+18.6%) – 85% of topline, and 100% of management’s bragging rights.
Diagnostics ₹329 Cr (+6.3%) – Agilus finally acting less like a sidekick.