Tuesday, Nov 18 — Shares of Max Healthcare Institute Ltd traded higher at Rs 1,141.40, up 1.77%, after the company announced a large-scale expansion plan to add more than 8,300 new hospital beds across its network. The development marks one of the company’s biggest capacity additions to date.
Max Healthcare said that around 4,800 beds from the planned expansion are expected to become operational over the next 3–4 years. The company currently operates 20 healthcare facilities with a combined capacity of approximately 5,200 beds, spread across major cities including Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Mohali, Bathinda, Dehradun, Lucknow, and Nagpur.
Ongoing Expansion Projects
The company outlined multiple ongoing projects aimed at scaling its infrastructure across key locations:
Nanavati-Max Tower 2 (Mumbai)
A brownfield expansion adding 268 beds, increasing capacity by nearly 82% over the existing 328-bed facility. The project has received partial occupancy certification and is undergoing phased commissioning.
Max Smart (Saket Complex, Delhi)
A 400-bed expansion with a built-up area of roughly 5 lakh sq ft. Interior work and MEP fit-outs are in progress, with phased commissioning expected to begin in Q3 FY26.
Max Gurugram (Sector 56)
A 501-bed facility currently under civil and MEP development.
Max Mohali Tower 2
A recently completed expansion adding 160 beds to the existing 220-bed hospital. The tower includes new facilities such as a bunker for Radiation Oncology and Nuclear Medicine.
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