Telangana is emerging as India’s next major destination for high-tech and healthcare innovation, with two major investments announced at the Telangana Rising Global Summit. The Adani Group is setting up a ₹2,500 crore green data centre in Hyderabad to power the rise of AI, cloud services, and advanced high-performance computing. Meanwhile, Apollo Hospitals has unveiled a ₹1,700 crore investment plan to expand healthcare infrastructure, establish a cutting-edge technology innovation hub, and bring advanced treatments like proton therapy to the state. With both leaders highlighting Telangana’s talent and business-friendly environment, this significant boost strengthens the state’s position as a national leader in digital and medical transformation. Watch the full video for detailed insights.
Is Indraprastha Medical (Indraprastha Apollo) set for a major turnaround? Unlike HCG, which follows a chronic specialty model, Indraprastha Apollo is a multi-speciality hospital and has delivered muted long-term returns because it operated as a single-unit, fully-utilized facility with 750 beds, running at ~80% occupancy for nearly a decade. Growth stalled as the Delhi Government previously did not allow expansion, despite strong demand. The scenario has now changed dramatically. The Delhi State Government and Apollo have approved a major expansion plan, expected to increase capacity from 750 to nearly 2000 beds over the next 4–5 years, unlocking strong revenue growth potential. With demand already in place, Indraprastha Apollo could be entering a transformational growth cycle.
Shobana Kamineni, Executive Vice Chairperson of Apollo Hospitals, announced a significant commitment to Andhra Pradesh's economic and healthcare ambitions. Aligning with the Chief Minister's goals, Kamineni stated Apollo Hospitals would aim to train a significant portion of the global workforce envisioned by the state's leadership, saying, 'At least 10 percent of your vision. I think we will be trained from our state by us to be able to send to the world and for India'. Kamineni highlighted Andhra Pradesh's commendable strides in healthcare, referencing initiatives like the Dr NTR Vaidya Seva. She detailed Apollo's deep-rooted presence in the state, with 21,000 employees and facilities in cities like Vizag and Chittoor. A key investment mentioned was the new Centre for Digital Health and Precision Medicine at Apollo University in Chittoor, established in partnership with the University of Leicester, as part of a shared vision to make Andhra Pradesh a trillion-dollar investment destination.
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The sale proceeds, Apollo Hospitals Enterprises said, would be utilised to pare down outstanding debt of the promoter group.
Apollo is a leading integrated healthcare service provider with group capacity of 10,187 beds across 45 owned hospitals and six managed hospitals in India.
Apollo Hospitals has reported a strong set of Q1 FY26 results, delivering robust growth across key metrics. Revenue rose 15% to ₹5,842 crore from ₹5,086 crore last year, while net profit surged 42% to ₹441 crore versus ₹316 crore YoY. EBITDA increased 26% to ₹852 crore from ₹675 crore, and EPS also jumped 42% to ₹30.10 against ₹21.23 YoY. The strong performance reflects improved operational efficiency, higher patient volumes, and better cost management. Catch Shailendra Bhatnagar in earning conversation with Krishnan Akhileswaran, Group CFO, Apollo Hospitals decoding Q1 FY26 and outlook
Apollo Hospitals, Hindustan Aeronautics, IRCTC, Power Grid, and LIC Housing Finance have set record dates between August 18–23, impacting investor eligibility for dividend benefits under T+1 settlement cycle.





