Gurugram, August 7, 2025: Artemis Medicare Services Ltd. has announced robust performance for Q1 for financial year 2025–26, with a consolidated gross revenue of ₹2,681 million for Q1, an upturn of 14.4% year on year. The Board of Directors were pleased to have approved the financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025, showing steady performance on all metrics.
The company’s net revenue from operations went up by 14.2% to ₹2,550 million from ₹2,232 million in the first quarter of FY25. The company’s EBITDA went up 19.0% to ₹483 million, with a good margin of 19.0%. Most importantly, net profit jumped 28.2% to ₹212 million, up from ₹165 million in the same quarter last year.
QuarterlyArtemisHospitalGurgaonPerformanceHighlights
Q1FY2025-26(Apr-Jun)vsQ1FY2024-25
- Averagegrossrevenueperoccupiedbed(ARPOB)wasatRs83,900,asagainstRs79,200
- NetRevenuefromoperationswasup16.0%tocloseatRs2,412Million,asagainstRs2,080 Million in Q1 FY25
- EBITDAreportedwasRs495Millionatamarginof20.5%,asagainstRs415 Million
- Bedcapacityutilisationstoodat61.2%
- Revenuesfromoverseaspatientsincreasedby31.4%toRs704MillionfromRs536Million
- Overseaspatientscontributed29%toNetRevenue
- Averagelengthofstay(ALOS)at3.7dayscomparedto3.6days
QuarterlyConsolidatedPerformanceHighlights
Q1FY2025-26(Apr-Jun)vsQ1FY2024-25
- NetRevenuefromoperationswasup14.2%tocloseatRs2,550Million,asagainstRs2,232 Million in Q1 FY25
- EBITDAreportedwasRs483Millionatamarginof19.0%,asagainstRs406 Million
- NetprofitforQ1closedatRs212Million,asagainstRs165MillionintheQ1FY25
Artemis Hospital in Gurgaon also delivered impressive results. The hospital’s net income went up 16.0% to ₹2,412 million. The average revenue per occupied bed (ARPOB) went up to ₹83,900, the highest it has ever been. In Q1 FY25, it was ₹79,200. EBITDA for the hospital went up to ₹495 million, keeping a margin of 20.5%. Overseas sales were a big part of this, going up by 31.4% to ₹704 million, which is 29% of net sales. The average length of stay (ALOS) was 3.7 days, and 61.2% of the beds were full.
During the quarter, we added new beds at our flagship hospital’s third tower, strengthening capacityandimprovinguniteconomicsinthecomingquarters.WealsosignedabindingMoU withDr.VidyaSagarKaushalyaDeviMemorialHealthCentreforaproposedMedicalServices Agreement, marking an important step in expanding in North India.
On the clinical front, we launched India’s first private Geriatrics & Longevity Department and partnered with KIMS, Hyderabad for heart-lung transplants, underscoring our commitment to advanced patient-centric care.
Looking ahead, we remain focused on sustainable growth through operational excellence, geographicexpansionandstrategicpartnerships,aswecontinuebuildingArtemisintooneof India’s most trusted healthcare brands.”
