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Metropolis Healthcare targets technology-led growth amid local consolidation

Metropolis Healthcare targets technology-led growth amid local consolidation
Metropolis Healthcare looks to consolidate local presence, build on tech backbone · thehindubusinessline.com

Metropolis Healthcare runs laboratories and sample-collection centres for medical tests.

The company says the diagnostics industry has become more stable after several difficult years.

It wants to spend the next few years strengthening its existing network instead of rapidly adding new laboratories.

It will add more collection centres in towns.

Metropolis hopes to increase its yearly revenue to more than ₹2,500 crore in about three years.

The company also plans to use more technology and artificial intelligence.

These tools are expected to make work faster and more efficient.

Management said some jobs may not be refilled when employees leave, while the business continues to grow.

The company says this approach will help it expand without pushing products unnecessarily.

Key facts

Current revenue
About ₹1,650 crore
Revenue target
More than ₹2,500 crore in about three years
Laboratories
209
Collection centres
More than 5,000
Geographic reach
750 towns and countries in Africa
Industry size
About $11 billion currently, projected to reach $28.5 billion by 2034
Organised market share
About 15 per cent of the overall diagnostics market

Quotes

Ameera Shah

Metropolis Healthcare promoter and executive chairperson

“FY26 to FY29 is a period of consolidation. And while we continue to expand, obviously, the organic growth will be even faster, consolidation from a perspective of no lab expansion, but really accelerating our collection centres.”
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“There is a sense of more stability in the industry. And now there is a sense of confidence to say, ‘Look, we can build even stronger from here’.”
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Surendran Chemmenkotil

Metropolis Healthcare managing director

“Metropolis will completely transform into a technology company in the next two to three years period.”
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