KIMS enters 5-year Operations & Management Agreement with Sarvottam Health Care
KIMS has signed a 5-year Operations and Management Agreement with Sarvottam Health Care Private Limited. KIMS will manage the hospital and receive 9% of its net revenue. This move expands KIMS' presence in Andhra Pradesh.
The agreement is expected to enhance KIMS' presence in a growth region and contribute to revenue, indicating a medium-term positive impact.
The agreement is positive as it expands the company's operational reach and revenue streams.
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Limited (KIMS) has entered into an Operations and Management Agreement (O & M agreement) with Sarvottam Health Care Private Limited (SHPL) in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. This agreement is for an initial term of 5 years, with an option for a further 5-year extension, on an exclusive basis. KIMS will be responsible for running, managing, operating, directing, and controlling SHPL's hospital operations in accordance with the terms specified in the O & M agreement.
Under the terms of the agreement, KIMS is entitled to receive a revenue fee equivalent to 9% of the total Net Revenue generated by the hospital. Net Revenue is defined as gross revenue billed to patients minus any concessions and discounts offered. The hospital, operating under the brand name “Trust Multi Speciality Hospital”, currently has an installed capacity of 183 beds and commenced operations in 2010. The agreement is effective from September 10, 2026.
This O & M agreement is expected to enhance KIMS' presence in Andhra Pradesh, a region identified with significant growth potential, while SHPL will benefit from KIMS' expertise in management, operational efficiency, and medical care.
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