The board of directors of the company declared an interim dividend of Rs 10 per share for the financial year ending 31 March. The Board has fixed the record date for payment of interim dividend as February 16.
During the quarter, Apollo Hospitals launched a 250-bed quaternary care hospital in Pune, the first phase of planned capacity of 400 beds. The new facility integrates advanced surgical robotics, precision oncology, comprehensive critical care with over 100 ICU beds, and multidisciplinary programs with IoT-enabled monitoring and digital health tools.
“Q3FY26 reflects the fundamental strength and clinical depth of Apollo’s integrated care model,” said Prathap C Reddy, Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise.
Commenting on the recent Union Budget, Reddy said it provides an important tailwind to India’s aspiration to become a global destination for healthcare.
“The proposal to support states in establishing five regional medical hubs through public– private partnership is a strategic step toward building a high-quality, well-coordinated Medical Value Travel ecosystem.” End
Apollo’s year-to-date consolidated revenue grew 15% to Rs 18,623 crore, while net profit for nine months ended December grew 34% to Rs. 1,412 crore.
