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Here's why Apollo Hospitals & 2 other stocks are on analyst radar today

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Apollo, Siemens collaborate to advance liver healthcare with AI innovation

Apollo and Siemens Healthineers will collaborate on AI and imaging research for early detection, diagnosis, and monitoring of liver diseases including MASLD in India

Max, Aster DM, Apollo rally up to 7%; what's driving hospital stocks today?

With significant untapped market opportunities and a shortage of healthcare infrastructure in India, leading Indian companies have immense potential for expansion.

Apollo eyes 20-23% growth in new co; says restructuring to unlock value

New entity combining Apollo 24/7, HealthCo, and Keimed aims for Rs 25,000 crore revenue by FY27 with 7% EBITDA margin; IPO planned in 18-21 months

Apollo Hospitals to list digital health, pharmacy unit in 18-21 months

The hospital operator will retain a 15 per cent stake in the entity, which it is yet to be named, and will also have its nominee on the board of the new company

Apollo Hospitals to gain from hospital growth, digital business breakeven

Apollo anticipates a 140 basis points hit to operating profit margins in FY26 due to new hospitals

Why were Apollo Hospitals shares buzzing in a weak market? Find out here

Apollo Hospitals Enterprise shares rose on the back of strong performance for the quarter ended March 31, 2025 (Q4FY25), with a year-on-year (Y-o-Y) growth across key financial indicators.

Apollo Hospitals Q4 results: Net Profit grows 54% to ₹389.6 crore

Apollo Hospitals Q4 FY25 results:The company's profit remained largely flat sequentially, with a marginal increase of 4.65% from the previous quarter

Apollo Hospitals Q4 results: Net profit rises 54% to ₹389.6 crore

Apollo's Q4 PAT surged 54% to ₹389.6 crore on strong patient volumes and revenue growth; FY25 profit up 61%, with ₹8,000 crore investment planned over 5 years

Som Distilleries, Apollo Hospitals among top stocks to buy today, May 26

Stocks to Buy Today, May 26, 2025: Apollo Hospitals stock has now broken out of a continuation symmetrical pattern, signaling a potential resumption of the uptrend

India's leading hospitals line up expansion plans with 34,000 new beds

Leading chains plan a Rs 40K crore infra revival to close capacity gap over next 3-5 years

'Symptom-free isn't disease-free': Apollo report reveals hidden epidemic

he report zeroes in on three pressing public health challenges: the rise of fatty liver disease, deteriorating health among post-menopausal women, and escalating obesity

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SC may hand over Apollo Hospital to AIIMS if free care clauses found unmet

The court was hearing an appeal filed by the Indraprastha Medical Corporation Limited (IMCL), which runs Apollo Hospital, challenging a September 22, 2009 order of the Delhi High Court

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Nifty 50 has corrected 10 per cent from its peak in September 2024, Goldman Sachs said, driven by cuts in EPS growth following a slower macro as well as a sharp correction in valuation multiples

SC warns Indraprastha Apollo Hospital for violation of lease agreement

The Supreme Court on Tuesday said if poor people are not provided free treatment at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital here, it will ask the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) to take it over. A bench of Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar Singh took serious note of alleged violation of lease agreement under which the hospital run by Indraprastha Medical Corporation Limited (IMCL) was to provide free medical and other facilities to one-third of its indoor poor patients and 40 per cent of its outdoor patients without any discrimination. "If we find out that poor people are not provided free treatment, we will hand over the hospital to AIIMS," the bench said. The bench observed that the hospital, constructed by the Apollo Group in 15 acre land in posh area of Delhi which was given on symbolic lease of Rs 1, was to be run on 'no profit and no loss' formula but has instead turned into a pure commercial venture where poor people can hardly afford treatment. Counsel appearing for t

Apollo Hospitals expands AI to reduce doctor, nurse workload in India

The Chennai-based hospital chain is also working on an AI tool that will help clinicians prescribe the most effective antibiotic suitable to treat the illness

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Apollo Hospitals partners with Ion Beam Applications for proton therapy

Apollo Hospitals on Tuesday said it has tied up with Ion Beam Applications to introduce proton beam therapy solutions for cancer treatment. The healthcare major has tied up with Ion Beam Applications to introduce the Proteus One system in India. "The addition of Proteus One to our Apollo Proton Cancer Centres further solidifies our position as a global leader in Proton Therapy. This next-generation technology will allow us to achieve superior clinical outcomes and significantly improve the quality of life for cancer patients in India and beyond," Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Founder-Chairman Prathap C Reddy said in a statement. As per the study published in The Lancet Regional Health, worldwide in terms of absolute incidence number, following China and the US, India ranks third, contributing 7.5 per cent of all new cancer incidences and is expected to grow to 1.5 million this year. Ion Beam Applications CEO Olivier Legrain said: "These contracts expand upon the close relationship we

Apollo Hospitals urges liberal visa policy to boost medical tourism

There is a need for a liberal visa policy for overseas patients coming to hospitals in India in order to encourage the medical tourism sector, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Joint Managing Director Sangita Reddy said on Friday. The healthcare major intends to work closely with the government's 'Heal in India' initiative to encourage the inflow of patients into the country, she stated. "So our idea is to work with the government of India and really evolve this plan called Heal in India. We need enhanced E visas," Reddy told reporters here. Some of the neighbouring countries like Thailand, Turkey, Philippines, and Singapore, which get a large number of patients, have visas on arrival, and they have a visa facility for many countries, she added. "We are requesting the government to enhance the ease of patients coming in, to speed in, and make the medical tourism visas faster, to promote the concept, because India has high-quality healthcare at one-tenth of global prices," Reddy ...