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Jupiter Life Line Hospitals Ltd: Q2FY27 results

Jupiter Life Line Hospitals Ltd reported revenue of Rs 365 cr and net profit of Rs 51 cr for Q2FY27.

By Ashutosh

Filed 23 Oct 2026, 17:15 IST · after market close · Jupiter Life Line Hospitals Ltd (JLHL)

Price around the results

What was reported

Jupiter Life Line Hospitals Ltd reported revenue of Rs 365 cr and net profit of Rs 51 cr for Q2FY27. Figures are standalone.

How it compares

Against the previous quarter revenue changed +10.99%.

Q2FY27 at a glance

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

Line itemQ2FY27Q1FY27QoQ
Revenue₹365 cr₹328 cr+10.99%
Other income₹7 cr₹11 cr-35.24%
Expenses₹270 cr₹259 cr+4.30%
Operating profit₹94 cr₹69 cr+36.09%
Operating margin (%)25.82%21.05%—
Interest₹9 cr₹8 cr+11.33%
Depreciation₹23 cr₹22 cr+8.76%
Profit before tax₹69 cr₹50 cr+36.72%
Tax₹17 cr₹13 cr+31.97%
Net profit₹51 cr₹37 cr+38.34%
EPS (₹)₹1.57₹5.67-72.31%

What management said

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

This quarter

  • Dombivli hospital experienced a higher infectious-disease burden during the quarter.

Guidance & outlook

  • The next phase of growth targets scaling bed capacity from 1,700 to 2,900.

Expansion

  • The Board approved acquiring the Pune South hospital land, measuring 11,452.07 sq. m., for Rs 150 cr.
  • Dombivli is being commissioned in phases, with around 200 beds operational and fit-outs completed for another 100 beds.
  • Pune II is a 500-bed project under construction, with expected operations in CY28 and capex of Rs 1.2 cr per bed excluding land.
  • Mira-Bhayandar is planned as a 300-bed project expected to be operational in CY29.
  • BKC is planned as a 400-bed project expected to be operational in CY31.

Problems & risks

  • Dombivli's initial ramp-up losses were Rs 9.7 cr in H1FY27, alongside higher marketing costs for launch activities.
  • Depreciation increased following the commercialisation of Dombivli hospital.
  • Finance costs increased because of higher debt drawdown for ongoing capex.