Yatharth Hospital & Trauma Care Services Ltd

- The company is currently net debt-free as of September 2023, with a net cash position of ₹3,109 million, primarily from IPO proceeds. - For the planned expansion, including addition of approximately 1,400-1,450 beds over the next three years, the company has Capex plans of around ₹800 crore. - The company does not expect to require any long-term loan capital to fund these projects and is sufficiently funded for this expansion. - No specific mention of new equity fundraising beyond the recently completed IPO. - Focus remains on sustainable growth using existing funds without additional debt or equity raising at this point.

- Planned Capex of around ₹800 crore over the next three years for adding approximately 1,400-1,450 beds. - Expansion includes both greenfield (new construction) and brownfield projects (expansion of existing facilities). - Capex may vary depending on the proportion of beds added through O&M (Operations & Management) model versus greenfield construction. - The company is sufficiently funded for this expansion, with no expected need for additional long-term loans. - Acquired adjacent land parcels at Greater Noida hospital and Noida Extension hospital to support organic expansion. - Expect first capacity increase through hospital acquisition (150-250 beds) to be completed by fiscal year-end. - Expansion aimed at boosting specialties like oncology, organ transplants, and international patient business. - Robotic surgery equipment will be commissioned soon as part of oncology service expansion.

- Revenue grew 36% YoY to ₹3,258 million in H1 FY24, with 34% YoY growth in Q2. - Expect quarter-on-quarter top-line growth in coming quarters and years. - Focus on increasing capacity utilization across existing hospitals except Noida, which is running high. - Expansion plans to double bed capacity over 3-4 years via greenfield, brownfield, and acquisitions. - Oncology services and robotic surgeries to commence in Q4 FY24, expected to boost revenues. - International patient inflows from SAARC and CIS countries expected to grow significantly. - Organ transplant and medical tourism businesses expanding, anticipated to improve ARPOB and revenues. - New acquisitions (150-250 beds) planned before fiscal year-end to increase capacity and revenue. - Noida extension and Greater Noida hospitals poised for strong catchment growth aiding revenue increase.

- EBITDA margins currently stand at 26%+ and are expected to grow due to the induction of international business, oncology, and higher specialties, which increase ARPOB (Average Revenue Per Occupied Bed). - Plans to double bed capacity over the next 3-4 years, supporting revenue and margin expansion through organic and inorganic growth. - Capex of around ₹800 Cr planned for adding about 1,400-1,450 beds, funded without long-term loans. - International patient inflow and medical tourism expected to contribute significantly, with growth seen from SAARC and CIS countries. - Oncology services and robotic surgeries expected to begin contributing from Q4 FY24, improving revenue and ARPOB. - Profit after Tax grew 70% YoY in H1 FY24 with a net debt-free status enhancing profitability. - Incremental EBITDA growth expected across facilities, with Noida Extension poised for higher ARPOB and contribution. - Overall, consistent quarter-on-quarter topline growth anticipated with margin expansion driven by specialty services.

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