Apollo Hospitals Enterprises, one of India’s largest and most respected healthcare providers, is planning to divide its maternity and pediatric centenary unit, Apollo Cradle and Children’s Hospital (ACCHL). This strategic steps appear to be part of the comprehensive efforts to streamline the operation of Apollo and unlock the price by focusing on its main hospital and clinical services.
To facilitate sales, Apollo has appointed a boutique investment bank, Allegro Capital to identify and attach potential buyers. Allegro is expected to manage the process of transaction from Capital, including evaluation, proper diligence and interaction. The estimated assessment for ACCHL is in the range of ₹1,000 to ₹1,200 crores, reflecting the strong investors in India’s mother and child care segment.
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The sales process is already going on, and the company is considered to target top-level private equity firms that are experts of healthcare or consumer services. This division occurs at a time when India’s mother and child healthcare market is rapid expansion, rising income, urbanization, raising awareness about special maternity care and high demand for newborn and pediatric services.
By dividing ACCHL, Apollo Hospitals can free capital for other strategic investment, loss of debt, or high-marginal areas such as digital health, diagnosis and tertiary care. Meanwhile, ACCHL buyers will achieve access to a well -installed, reliable brand in the rapidly growing niche of maternity and pediatric healthcare.
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