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  • Biz momentum good; to aggressively open new pharmacies: Apollo Hospitals

  • Aim to have close to 3000 pharmacies by end of this year: Apollo Hospital

  • Occupancies for hospital biz at 68%; mature hospital occupancy at 71%: Apollo Hospitals

  • Growth is back on track; have seen growth volumes: Apollo Hospitals

  • Capping knee implants prices at lower rate is feasible: Apollo Hospital

  • Added 150 beds in Navi Mumbai unit; 100 occupied currently: Apollo Hospitals

  • Will not raise more debt, not looking at acquisition currently: Apollo Hospitals

  • Apollo Hospitals upbeat on Q4; sees EBITDA margins around 12%

  • Focus on restructuring to ensure growth of all verticals: Apollo

  • Pharmacy sales to grow at 25%; eye acquisitions: Apollo Hospital

  • See pharmacy growing at 25-30% going forward: Apollo Hospitals

  • To invest Rs 700 cr capex, add more beds: Apollo Hospital

  • India has price advantage in healthcare: Apollo Hospitals

  • Focus on operational efficiency and expansion: Apollo

  • Plan to add 10,000 beds in 2016-17: Apollo Hospital

  • Revenues up 19%, healthcare services growth at 12%: Apollo

  • Speciality centres 'way of the future': Apollo on Nova deal

  • Apollo Hospitals to add 600 beds in three quarters

  • Will show robust growth in FY15: Apollo Hospital

  • Expect FY14 revenue growth at around 15%: Apollo Hospitals

  • Telangana or Andhra, conducive biz environment must: Reddy

    Telangana or Andhra Pradesh, both states would have to ensure conducive business environment for industries Sangita Reddy, MD of Apollo Hospitals said.

  • See higher growth; plan to add 950 beds in 18 mths: Apollo

    Apollo Hospitals expects growth to pick up in the medium-term after sales fell due to extensive holidays during the quarter. Joint MD Suneeta Reddy adds that the healthcare major plans to add another 950 beds in next 18 months

  • Proton Therapy project to begin by FY18: Apollo Hospital

    Apollo Hospital will soon establish a Proton Therapy Center in Tamil Nadu that will augment cancer offering to patients and is likely to be commissioned by FY18, CFO Akhileshwaran Krishnan told CNBC-TV18.

  • To invest Rs 50-60cr in Lifeline buy: Apollo Hospital

    Apollo Hospital is in talks to take over Lifeline multi-specialty hospital in Old Mahabalipuram Road in Chennai. AK Krishnan, CFO, Apollo Hospital told CNBC-TV18 that there will be around Rs 50-60 crore of total investment going into this. "Our plan is to put this for use over the next three-four months", he added.

  • Bet on execution of larger plans to expand margins: Apollo

    Clocking a year-on-year net of Rs 80.6 crore, Reddy expect EBITDA margins to grow at current levels, going forward. She adds that larger plans include increasing the total bed count to 9,100 by end of FY14.

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