Buy Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd., target Rs 1580.0 : Bank of America Merrill Lynch
The EBITDA margins are likely to have bottomed out in Q1. The global investment bank expects a shift of focus towards profitability post capex phase.08-09-2016
08-09-2016
Buy Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd., target Rs 1580.0 : Bank of America Merrill Lynch
BofA-ML foresees a shift of focus towards profitability post capex phase, said the brokerage note but trimmed their estimates by 8%-5% over FY17-18 on sluggish margins at new hospitals06-09-2016
Apollo Hospitals' investors can gain much from revamp
AHEL is the country's largest private sector player in hospitals and pharmacies clocking double-digit growth in revenues and profitability of low to high teens.05-09-2016
Apollo Hospitals Q1 net profit falls 18% to Rs72 crore
The Apollo Hospitals board will constitute a committee to explore options for restructuring aimed at improving operating efficiencies02-09-2016
Three more dengue deaths in Delhi, toll climbs to eight
While Usra succumbed at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital today, three-year-old girl Noma died at Apollo Hospital on August 28, officials said.01-09-2016
Outcome of Board Meeting
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd has informed BSE regarding Outcome of Board Meeting held on September 01, 2016.01-09-2016
Announces Q1 Results (Standalone) & Limited Review Report (Standalone) for the Quarter ended June 30, 2016
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd has announced the Unaudited Standalone results for the quarter ended June 30, 2016 The Company has posted a net profit of Rs. 721.70 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2016 as compared to Rs. 875.10 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2015. Total Income has increased from Rs. 13110.00 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2015 to Rs. 14707.30 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2016.01-09-2016
Disclosures under Reg. 31(1) and 31(2) of SEBI (SAST) Regulations, 2011
Suneeta Reddy (for and on behalf of Other Promoters forming part of Promoters Group) has submitted the disclosure under Regulation 31(1) and 31(2) of SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares & Takeovers) Regulations, 2011 to BSE30-08-2016
Hospitals burst at seams as Delhi shivers with fever
NEW DELHI: City hospitals are swamped with patients suffering from fever, most of them down with the mosquito-borne dengue. However, this monsoon, many others have been infected with a host of other viruses. Almost all of them are running high-grade fever that refuses to subside despite being prescribed paracetamol, doctors say. The medics have also been been spotting "cross infections" in many cases. "I recently came across a patient who had dengue and typhoid at the same time," Dr Atul Gogia, senior consultant at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, says. Similarly, Dr Suranjit Chatterjee of Apollo hospital has come across many patients who have been hospitalised following loss of consciousness, unrelenting fever and vomiting, but have tested negative for dengue and chikungunya. As a result, hospitals are at wit's ends on how to accommodate the additional rush of patients. Safdarjung Hospital has shifted many such patients to its psychiatry ward. At Sir Ganga Ram and Apollo hospitals, additional beds have been earmarked. Max hospital in Saket has turned its patients' lounge into wards to cater to those requiring short admission for emergency care, sources say. AIIMS, Lok Nayak and Hindu Rao hospitals are also flooded with patients down with high-grade fever. Elderly and children are worst hit. Though not all of them require admission, there's a lot of panic and relatives of these patients insist on admission, a senior doctor at Lok Nayak hospital said. Special mohalla clinics started by the Delhi government to deal with such patients are helping the hospitals cope with the crisis for...30-08-2016
Dengue cases climb to nearly 500 in Delhi
Dengue cases climb to nearly 500 in DelhiAn 18-year-old boy died yesterday of dengue at Apollo Hospital in south Delhi, taking to five the number of fatalities from the disease.29-08-2016