MAXHEALTHNSEMax Healthcare Institute Limited· Healthcare ServicesHighPositive
Announced Wed, 8 Apr, 2026 · 12:19 IST

Max Healthcare to acquire 58.4% stake in Kalinga Hospital for ₹300 Cr

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AI summary

Max Healthcare board approved acquiring 58.39% controlling stake in 250-bed Kalinga Hospital Ltd. in Bhubaneswar for ~₹300 Crore cash, funded via ECB from Standard Chartered. Max will also lend ₹100 Crore to KHL for upgrades and provide $5 Mn corporate guarantee. KHL's FY25 revenue was ₹135.63 Cr. Adds 250 beds to Max's ~5,200-bed network; campus can expand to 1,000+.

Likely market impact

Expands Max's footprint into Eastern India, adding 250 beds and revenue. Funded mainly via debt, so near-term leverage may rise slightly.