Paras Healthcare (PARASHLTH) Q4 23/24 earnings summary
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Q4 23/24 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY24 total income rose 23.0% to ₹11,510.23 Mn; consolidated net loss narrowed to ₹153.31 Mn from ₹427.92 Mn in FY23.
Network capacity reached 2,135 beds across eight hospitals; OPD consultations grew 28.5% YoY to 569k+ and IPD admissions rose 15% to 81k+.
Growth came with lower occupancy, higher debt and ongoing ramp-up costs at new hospitals; operating EBITDA improved on an adjusted basis excluding new-unit losses.
Financial highlights
Consolidated operating revenue increased 23% to ₹11,290.39 Mn from ₹9,179.20 Mn; total income increased 22.97% to ₹11,510.23 Mn.
Consolidated loss narrowed to ₹153.31 Mn from ₹427.92 Mn; standalone profit was ₹690.84 Mn versus ₹6.24 Mn in FY23.
Adjusted operating EBITDA, excluding new-unit losses, rose to ₹1,565.53 Mn from ₹1,226.29 Mn; margin increased to 14.31% from 13.36%.
Operating EBITDA growth reflected higher volumes, Srinagar operations and ramp-up at existing facilities; cardiac sciences, orthopaedics, neurosciences and oncology were key revenue drivers.
Consolidated operating cash flow was ₹924.77 Mn versus ₹436.84 Mn; cash and cash equivalents ended FY24 at ₹154.58 Mn.
Outlook and guidance
Signed letters of intent for multi-specialty hospitals in Gurugram and Ludhiana; plans include a 300-bed Gurugram unit and a 500-bed Ludhiana unit.
Strategic goal is to become North India's largest private healthcare provider by 2031, with expansion focused on underserved regions and affordable tertiary care.
Kanpur began receiving patients in April 2024 with 435 beds; FY24 expansion plans also included added specialty depth and technology investment.