Yatharth Hospital to Acquire Hospital Asset in Gurugram for ₹100 Cr
Yatharth Hospital will acquire a hospital asset in Gurugram for ₹100 Crore cash consideration. The deal includes land and a building with a potential 250-bed capacity. An additional ₹100 Crore capex for medical equipment is planned. Completion is expected within 45 days.
The acquisition of a hospital asset with substantial bed capacity and planned capex is a significant strategic development that is likely to materially impact the company's operations and market position.
The acquisition is a strategic move to expand the company's presence in a key region and involves a significant investment, indicating growth and positive future prospects.
Yatharth Hospital & Trauma Care Services Limited has announced its Board of Directors' approval to acquire a hospital asset located in Sector 40, Gurugram, from RNY Healthcare Services Private Limited. The acquisition involves land measuring 1.30 acres and a building, intended for a hospital with a potential bed capacity of approximately 250 beds.
This strategic move aims to enhance the Yatharth Group of Hospitals' presence in the Delhi NCR region. The transaction, which is on an 'as-is-where-is' basis, will be a cash consideration of ₹100 Crores. An additional capital expenditure, including medical equipment, of ₹100 Crores is also planned.
The acquisition is not considered a related party transaction. No government or regulatory approvals are required for this deal, and the company anticipates its completion within 45 days from the announcement date of May 13, 2026. The company will upload this disclosure on its website at https://www.yatharthhospitals.com/investors/corporate-announcements.
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