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Metropolis Healthcare Launches Centre of Genomics

Metropolis Healthcare Launches Centre of Genomics
Metropolis Healthcare launches Centre of Genomics to scale precision diagnostics in India · CNBC TV 18

Metropolis Healthcare has opened a new Centre of Genomics to help with very precise medical tests.

This center will use advanced technology and smart computer programs to study genes and help doctors treat serious illnesses like cancer, problems with having babies, brain diseases, and rare conditions.

They plan to add more than 500 new tests in the next few years.

The company is also growing fast, with a 26% increase in money made last quarter.

They are using special machines to make their tests more accurate and are working with other companies to do important medical research.

Key facts

Company
Metropolis Healthcare Limited
Launch Date
January 13
Key Areas
Oncology, Reproductive Health, Neurology, Transplant Immunology, Rare Diseases
Current Tests
220 validated assays
Planned Expansion
500 advanced tests in 2-3 years
Technology Used
Illumina’s NovaSeq X Series
Revenue Growth
26% year-on-year in Q3
Share Price
₹1,876.30 (as of 11:49 am)

Quotes

Ameera Shah

Promoter and Executive Chairperson, Metropolis Healthcare Limited

“Supported by strong clinical stewardship from subject-matter experts, a multi-specialty Medical Advisory Board, and dedicated clinical support teams, this approach enables us to build one of India’s most comprehensive and clinically integrated genomic diagnostic platforms.”
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“Through the Centre of Genomics, it brings together orthogonal, cross-platform technologies with advanced data analytics and AI-driven trend correlations.”
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Dr. Kirti Chadha

Chief Scientific and Innovation Officer, Metropolis Healthcare

“The Centre of Genomics is benchmarked against leading global genomic laboratories in terms of breadth, quality, and clinical integration, while remaining closely aligned to India-specific disease patterns and care pathways.”
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“The Centre is aimed at translating advanced genomic science into actionable clinical insights across high-impact areas such as oncology, reproductive health, neurology, transplant immunology and rare diseases.”
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Suchita Dayanand

Country Head – India (Commercial), Illumina

“As Illumina expands its presence in India, our mission is to make advanced sequencing technologies more accessible across the country.”
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