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Material risks this quarter

Nashik hospital ramp-up significantly delayed by regulatory bottlenecks

Nashik (commissioned January 2025) is still incurring losses primarily because the 172B license required for CGHS business (35-40% of local hospital market) has not been obtained. This is also preventing doctor onboarding as specialists are reluctant to join without corporate/payer access. Management expects license in 'next few months'.

high

Insurance empanelment delays impacting revenue ramp in new hospitals

Thane currently has only one insurance empanelment; target is top-5 insurers by Q4. Nashik just completed 2 of 5 empanelments. This delays revenue ramp in insurance-heavy markets (Nashik, Thane, Bangalore) as cash patients alone represent only 30% of typical hospital revenues.

medium

Telangana cluster growth constrained by rehabilitation of 300 beds

The flagship Telangana hospital has ~300 beds currently non-functional due to ongoing rehabilitation. Coupled with occupancy in low-50s and mature cluster dynamics, management guides only high single-digit growth for this largest cluster until Kundapur commissioning in Q1 FY27.

medium

Competitive intensity in Bangalore micro-markets

Analyst raised concerns about presence of Manipal, Narayana, Jupiter and other established players in Bangalore. Management acknowledges competition but emphasizes focus on currently underserved micro-markets where Mahadevara and Electronic City facilities are being positioned at affordable pricing. Actual market acceptance remains to be validated.

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