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View Risks →Narayana Hrudayalaya Ltd — Q3 FY26
Narayana Hrudayalaya reported a strong Q3 FY26, driven by India business margin expansion of 150-200 bps YoY from payor mix optimization, robotic surgeries, and technology infusion.
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Narayana Hrudayalaya reported a strong Q3 FY26, driven by India business margin expansion of 150-200 bps YoY from payor mix optimization, robotic surgeries, and technology infusion. Bangalore cluster led growth, while North faced softness due to scheme payer caps and competition. Cayman insurance losses widened despite revenue growth, but management expects underwriting focus from Q4. UK acquisition (Practice Plus) contributed 2 months, with EBITDA margins at 8.5-9% pre-IFRS; Birmingham hospital losses are expected to narrow within 4 quarters. India like-to-like growth is sustainable until new hospitals (900 beds in Bangalore, Kolkata health city) come online. Key risk: increased competition in Gurgaon and North Bangalore may pressure occupancy and realizations.
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India EBITDA margin expansion
150-200 bps
+150-200 bps YoY
Second consecutive quarter of margin expansion from payor mix and robotic surgeries.
UK EBITDA margin (pre-IFRS)
8.5-9%
flat
Practice Plus base business margin; Birmingham losses are dilutive but expected to reduce.
Cayman hospital revenue
$45M
flat
Revenue run-rate; local market share still below government hospital.
UK acquisition debt
£150M
flat
Debt at SONIA+200bps; 2-year interest-only then 5-year equal principal repayment.
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Management expects double-digit revenue growth from existing hospitals to continue until new hospitals are commissioned, barring major adverse events.
New hospitals coming up in these regions may pressure occupancy and realizations, especially in Gurgaon where competition is already intense.
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