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View Promises →Vijaya Diagnostic delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹219 crore (+26.6% YoY) and EBITDA margin of 43.5% (+379bps YoY), driven by 18.5% volume growth and favorable seasonality.
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Vijaya Diagnostic delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹219 crore (+26.6% YoY) and EBITDA margin of 43.5% (+379bps YoY), driven by 18.5% volume growth and favorable seasonality. The wellness segment and Hyderabad market (20% growth) were key contributors. PAT stood at ₹47.9 crore (+37.5% YoY). Management guided for 40%+ EBITDA margins in FY27 despite new center investments, with capex of ₹140-150 crore for 4-5 hubs and 10-12 spokes. The automated lab in Punjagutta and genomic testing are new initiatives. Risk: competitive intensity from hospital labs and online aggregators could pressure pricing and market share.
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View Promises →Competition from hospital labs and online aggregators
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Read Transcript →Test volume growth for Q4 FY26, driven by pathology and radiology segments.
Increase due to change in test mix from new hubs ramping up.
Driven by wellness segment growth and favorable seasonality.
Consistent B2C focus, with radiology contributing 37% of revenue.
Confident of double-digit growth in Pune for the full year, driven by network expansion and corporate segment.
Selective price increases on certain tests, similar to previous year.
Management expects to deliver over 40% EBITDA margin despite new center investments and technology/talent costs.
Includes 4-5 hubs, 10-12 spokes, and an automated lab in Punjagutta, Hyderabad.
Management plans to add 4-5 hubs and 10-12 spokes in FY27, with more spokes in FY28-29.
Management maintains guidance that new hubs outside Hyderabad will break even within 12-14 months, though recent hubs achieved it in 3 quarters.
Hospital labs and online players could pressure pricing and market share, especially in new geographies.
High capex of ₹140-150 crore may strain cash flows if expansion opportunities exceed planned leases.
Large pathology chains are venturing into advanced radiology, potentially increasing competition in core and new markets.
As new hubs stabilize, higher pathology share could reduce revenue per test, though tariff hikes may offset.
USD/INR volatility and GST changes could affect equipment costs, though management expects minimal net impact.
Management expects to deliver over 40% EBITDA margin despite new center investments and technology/talent costs.
Hospital labs and online players could pressure pricing and market share, especially in new geographies.
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