Q1FY27 · Standalone

GPTHEALTH: Q1FY27 results

GPTHEALTH reported revenue of Rs 126 cr and net profit of Rs 13 cr for Q1FY27.

Filed 03 Aug 2026, 16:38 IST · after market close · GPTHEALTH (GPTHEALTH)

What was reported

GPTHEALTH reported revenue of Rs 126 cr and net profit of Rs 13 cr for Q1FY27. Figures are standalone.

Q1FY27 at a glance

Standalone figures as filed with NSE — filed ahead of third-party databases, not yet independently cross-checked.

Line itemQ1FY27
Revenue₹126 cr
Other income₹2 cr
Expenses₹102 cr
Operating profit₹24 cr
Operating margin (%)19.16%
Interest₹2 cr
Depreciation₹7 cr
Profit before tax₹17 cr
Tax₹4 cr
Net profit₹13 cr
EPS (₹)₹1.55

What management said

From the company’s own investor presentation. Each point is checked against the source document before it appears here.

This quarter

  • Q1FY27 ARPOB increased to ₹42,350, driven by improved clinical mix and operating efficiencies.
  • Network occupancy stood at 45.5% in Q1FY27, excluding Raipur at 58.07%.

Guidance & outlook

  • The company targets network occupancy of around 70%.
  • The company plans to expand capacity to over 1,000 beds within two years.
  • The company aims to sustain long-term ROCE of approximately 25%.
  • Raipur is on track to achieve operational breakeven by Q3 FY27.
  • Agartala and Howrah occupancy is targeted to rise from approximately 55% to 70–75%.

Expansion

  • The company signed an MoU for a 155-bed Jamshedpur hospital with INR 75 crore investment, targeted for commissioning by end-FY27.
  • The company plans to enter Tier II cities in Uttar Pradesh, Assam and Odisha and select Tier I locations in Eastern India.
  • Howrah expanded emergency services capacity from 2 to 10 beds.

New initiatives

  • Agartala launched comprehensive cancer care with PET scan and Linear Accelerator facilities.
  • Howrah commenced robotic knee replacement surgeries, expected to increase ARPOB and reduce ALOS.
  • The company plans to use asset-light models with land and buildings funded by developers and fixed rental arrangements.

Competition

  • Howrah has no competing hospital within a five-kilometre radius.
  • Agartala is the only private hospital in Tripura accredited by both NABH and NABL.