Rainbow Medicare to Add 100 Beds Hospital in Malad, Mumbai for ₹90 Crore
Rainbow Children's Medicare will develop a new 100-bed hospital in Malad, Mumbai, with an estimated project cost of ₹90 Crore. Fountainhead TCHM Healthcare LLP will acquire a 24% stake in the subsidiary undertaking the project. The hospital is expected to be commissioned by Q1 FY28.
The capacity addition of 100 beds and a project cost of ₹90 Crore represent a material investment for the company, likely to impact its operational scale and market presence in Western India.
The announcement details a significant capacity expansion through the development of a new hospital, which is expected to enhance the company's healthcare delivery network and operational capacity, indicating positive future growth.
Rainbow Children's Medicare Limited has executed definitive transaction documents, including a Shareholders' Agreement, for a proposed capacity addition through the development of a new children's and women's hospital in Malad, Mumbai. This project will be undertaken by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Rainbow Women & Children's Hospital Private Limited (RWCHPL), with an estimated project cost of approximately ₹90 Crore.
The company will induct Fountainhead TCHM Healthcare LLP into RWCHPL, with the LLP acquiring a 24% equity stake. Consequently, RWCHPL will cease to be a wholly-owned subsidiary but will remain a subsidiary of Rainbow Children's Medicare Limited, which will hold a 76% stake and retain control.
The proposed hospital will add 100 beds and is expected to be commissioned by Q1 FY28, subject to necessary approvals. The investment of approximately ₹90 Crore will be financed through internal accruals, with Rainbow Children's Medicare Limited contributing ₹68.40 Crore. This expansion aims to enhance the company's healthcare delivery network, particularly in Maharashtra, complementing its existing and planned facilities in Pune.
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