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Q2 performance shows Apollo Hospitals Enterprise in the pink of health

Most analysts are positive but target prices indicate limited upside

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The company also acquired a 65 per cent stake in the 180-bed Excelcare Hospital in Guwahati (File Photo)

Devangshu Datta
The September quarter performance of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise (AHEL) was better than expected with a rise in the average revenue per occupied bed (ARPOB) and a lower average length of stay (ALOS). The company also acquired a 65 per cent stake in the 180-bed Excelcare Hospital in Guwahati at an enterprise value of Rs 210 crore, and it’s seeking to acquire a 300-bed facility in Mumbai in the next few years and 300 more beds in Bengaluru by acquisition in the next two years.

The long-term guidance included an estimate of addition of around 400 pharmacies annually and around 20

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