Q2-FY26 · Pankaj Sahni
We have not taken price increases because the unit is doing so well. We've always been an organization that wanted to be conservative on how much we charge to patients.
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Q2-FY26 · Pankaj Sahni
We've kind of established ourselves as a trendsetter on this front. We've always said that Medanta will go where the people need us, not necessarily just where the perceived high per capita income is.
Q2-FY26 · Pankaj Sahni
Access to clinical talent will remain one of the key elements and key things to focus on for all the players in the industry.
Q3-FY26 · Pankaj Sahni
I hope so that we've seen the peak of the losses.
Q3-FY26 · Pankaj Sahni
I think that you know 100, 190, 80 basis point swing here and there especially in one period over the other is fairly insignificant.
Q3-FY26 · Pankaj Sahni
Our goal is to drive this volumes and this business through and through. Once we do that whatever occupancy falls out of that it falls out of that.
Q4-FY26 · Pankaj Sahni
We do expect this unit to break even during the course of this year but I would say that probably we would look at the second half of next year rather than to look at giving you a number on quarter two.
Q4-FY26 · Pankaj Sahni
Our mature hospitals are largely stable and we are working to see if we can tweak out inefficiencies wherever we can.
Q4-FY26 · Pankaj Sahni
We are not overly worried either on the demand side or on our ability to attract or retain clinical talent.