Max Healthcare Institute (543220) Q4 14/15 earnings summary
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Q4 14/15 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY15 delivered stronger operating performance, with healthcare income up 22.6% to INR 688.4 crore and patient volumes rising; reported losses persisted amid higher depreciation and financing costs.
More than 1.6 million patient footfalls were recorded, while investor funding and a planned northern India expansion supported growth ambitions.
Financial highlights
Standalone total income rose 11.1% to INR 789.6 crore; operating profit increased 14.5% to INR 54.5 crore from INR 47.7 crore.
Standalone loss for FY15 was INR 38.14 crore versus INR 32.35 crore in FY14; EPS was -INR 0.85 versus -INR 0.79.
Consolidated revenue from operations was INR 113,361 lacs versus INR 94,446 lacs; consolidated loss narrowed to INR 3,705 lacs from INR 6,465 lacs.
Consolidated EPS improved to -INR 0.82 from -INR 1.57; net cash from operating activities was INR 6,380 lacs versus INR 7,323 lacs.
No dividend was recommended because of carried-forward and current losses; no amount was transferred to general reserves.
Outlook and guidance
Plans include expanding in Northern India, pursuing acquisitions, strengthening clinical programs, and improving patient outcomes and operating efficiency.
Management intends to sustain revenue growth and contain costs through granular operating initiatives, service improvements, and further quality projects.
International markets and patient outreach are targeted for expansion; FY16 had 12 national and global clinical trials in the pipeline, subject to regulatory approvals.
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