Apollo plans new clinics, cancer-care facilities as part of expansion

Apollo Health & Lifestyle plans to launch “a few” owned clinics by the end of FY27, according to the company’s presentation. The document does not specify the number, locations or specialties of these clinics.

Apollo Hospitals is planning a series of new healthcare facilities and capacity additions as part of its expansion plans, including the launch of a few company-owned clinics by the end of FY27.The group is also expanding its hospital network, with five new hospitals comprising around 1,000 census beds having been commissioned. Of these, around 380 beds have been operationalised, while the remaining 620 beds are expected to be progressively activated over the next 12–18 months.In a statement on the Apollo Hospitals quarter 1FY 27 results, Dr Prathap C Reddy, Founder & Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group, said with the commissioning of the hospitals in Sarjapur in Q1FY27 , Apollo also has plans to add over 5800 total beds over the next 5 years. Apollo Health & Lifestyle plans to launch “a few” owned clinics by the end of FY27, according to the company’s presentation. The document does not specify the number, locations or specialties of these clinics.expansion pipelineThe expansion pipeline includes projects in Chennai, Varanasi, Mumbai, Ranchi, Indore and Delhi, among other locations. Apollo has also listed major cancer-care projects, including a Delhi Cancer Centre with Proton therapy and a comprehensive cancer-care facility with Proton therapy in Hyderabad.The Delhi Cancer Centre & Proton project is planned with 600 beds, while the Hyderabad Comprehensive Cancer Care + Proton facility is planned with 140 beds.Apollo is also expanding its diagnostics portfolio. The company added around 50 new specialty diagnostic tests during the first quarter of FY27, according to the presentation.Another significant development is the proposed restructuring of Apollo’s digital health and pharmacy businesses. Apollo 24/7, pharmacy and telehealth operations are proposed to be reorganised into a new company through a scheme of arrangement. The company is expected to seek a stock-exchange listing, with a potential listing targeted for the fourth quarter of FY27, subject to regulatory and other approvals.Published on August 13, 2026