Yatharth Hospitals makes fifth acquisition since IPO debut; enters Gurugram with 250-bed hospital
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Yatharth Hospital and Trauma Care Services has acquired an under-construction 250-bed hospital in Gurugram, marking the company’s fifth acquisition since its stock market debut in August 2023 and further strengthening its presence in the fast-growing Delhi-NCR healthcare market.
The upcoming hospital, located in Sector 40, Gurugram, is being acquired for around ₹100 crore. Yatharth group plans to invest an additional ₹100 crore towards project completion and procurement of medical equipment, the company said in an exchange filing today.
Strategically located in central Gurugram, the facility is situated close to dense residential clusters, premium commercial districts and major corporate hubs. The hospital is expected to cater to rising demand for tertiary and quaternary healthcare services in the region, while also benefiting from proximity to Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport.
Yatharth Tyagi, Whole-Time Director of Yatharth Hospital and Trauma Care Services, said the company is entering Gurugram with a 250-bed ultra-modern hospital aimed at serving both domestic and international patients.
“We are pleased to announce Yatharth Group’s entry into Gurugram city with a 250-bed ultra-modern, high-end hospital. With its close proximity to the IGI airport, we look forward to catering to the growing healthcare needs of both domestic and international patients,” he said.
He added that the company remains committed to expanding its presence across Gurugram and North India through additional healthcare facilities in the future.
Fifth acquisition since listing in Aug 2023
With the latest acquisition, Yatharth Hospitals continues its aggressive expansion strategy focused on scaling bed capacity and strengthening its footprint across North India.
The Gurugram deal is the fifth acquisition undertaken by the company after its listing in August 2023. Since then, Yatharth Hospitals has rapidly expanded through a series of strategic buyouts and investments aimed at building a larger super-specialty healthcare network.
In February 2024, the company acquired Asian Fidelis Hospital in Faridabad for ₹116 crore, adding 175 beds to its portfolio. Later in October 2024, it acquired a super-specialty hospital property in Model Town, New Delhi, through an e-auction under the SARFAESI Act, adding over 300 expandable beds.
In the same month, Yatharth Hospitals acquired a 60% stake in MGS Infotech Research & Solutions for ₹91.2 crore to develop a 400-bed hospital facility in Faridabad. In September 2025, the company fully acquired Shantived Institute of Medical Sciences in Agra for ₹260 crore, adding 150 beds with expansion potential up to 250 beds.
The latest Gurugram acquisition is expected to deepen Yatharth Hospitals’ reach within the highly competitive NCR healthcare ecosystem and support its long-term expansion plans.
The acquisition aligns with Yatharth Hospitals’ broader strategy of combining organic growth with strategic acquisitions to scale operations and strengthen clinical infrastructure across key urban markets.
The company currently operates hospitals across Noida, Greater Noida, Noida Extension, Greater Faridabad, New Delhi, Jhansi-Orchha and Agra. Following its recent expansion initiatives, Yatharth Hospitals now has more than 2,500 operational beds across its network, while its overall announced capacity stands at around 3,250 beds.
Industry analysts believe the continued expansion reflects growing demand for organised healthcare infrastructure in NCR cities, particularly in tertiary and super-specialty segments where patient volumes and medical tourism opportunities continue to rise.
Reacting to the development, shares of Yatharth Hospital and Trauma Care Services rose as much as 3.14% to hit an intraday high of ₹844 on the BSE, taking the company’s market capitalisation to around ₹8,090 crore. The stock touched its 52-week high of ₹887.15 on May 11, 2026, while its 52-week low stands at ₹480.10, recorded on May 13, 2025.