Park Medi World Subsidiary to Add 100 Beds to Gurugram Hospital, Operations by Nov 2026
Park Medi World's subsidiary will add 100 beds to its Gurugram hospital, expanding capacity to 750 beds in the region. The new facility, Park Hospital Platinum, is slated to start operations in November 2026 with an investment of ₹25 crore, funded by internal accruals.
The addition of 100 beds represents a substantial increase in capacity for a specific hospital, contributing to overall group growth. The investment and timeline are material, indicating a strategic move by the company.
The announcement details a significant capacity expansion, a key driver for growth and revenue generation in the healthcare sector. The expansion is expected to enhance the company's market position and service offerings.
Park Medi World Limited announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Umkal Health Care Private Limited, has approved the expansion of its existing 225-bed Park Hospital in Palam Vihar, Gurugram, by adding 100 new beds. The newly expanded facility will be branded as Park Hospital Platinum and is expected to commence operations in November 2026.
In the financial year 2026, the Palam Vihar facility had an occupancy of approximately 86% and generated revenue of approximately ₹245 crore. This expansion will increase Park Group's consolidated bed capacity across Gurugram to 750 beds. The expansion will focus on bolstering super-specialty capabilities and delivering comprehensive tertiary care. The overall cost for the additional beds is estimated at approximately ₹25 crore, which will be funded through internal accruals of Umkal Health Care Private Limited.
Dr. Ankit Gupta, Managing Director of Park Medi World Limited, stated that the expansion underscores the group's commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure and deepening its footprint, aiming to set new benchmarks in elite healthcare and advanced clinical care.
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