Aster DM Quality Care will open a 300-bed multispecialty hospital in Kondapur, Hyderabad, by March 2027, adding capacity to a fast-growing western corridor and taking the company’s total bed strength in the city to more than 1,700. The greenfield project involves an investment of ₹500 crore and will be spread over 3 lakh sq ft.
The hospital will become Aster DM Quality Care’s eighth facility in Hyderabad. The company said the project is part of a wider ₹4,000-crore expansion programme that aims to add 4,000 to 4,400 beds over two years and take its India network beyond 15,000 beds. The broader expansion will include brownfield additions at existing hospitals, selective greenfield projects and acquisitions.
The Kondapur facility is being planned for the city’s western corridor, where residential development has expanded alongside information technology and financial-services activity. Dr Pawan Kumar, CEO – India II, Aster DM Quality Care, said the hospital would address rising demand in the area. The company did not provide a separate estimate of the corridor’s current bed capacity or patient demand in its announcement.
The proposed hospital will include 100 critical care beds and 10 modular operating theatres. Its planned clinical infrastructure will also include an advanced Cath Lab, CT and MRI facilities, as well as ECMO, IVUS, EBUS and ERCP services. The facility is expected to provide round-the-clock emergency care and integrated diagnostic and treatment services.
Aster DM Quality Care executive chairman Dr Azad Moopen said the investment reflected the group’s focus on healthcare infrastructure, specialised clinical services, digital innovation, medical education and research. He added that Telangana and Andhra Pradesh remained important markets for the company, with further opportunities for growth.
Managing director and Group CEO Varun Khanna said Hyderabad was a key market for Aster DM Quality Care and that the company was pursuing brownfield expansion across its existing hospitals alongside the Kondapur project. He described the new facility as a technologically advanced hospital planned against global standards of care and clinical outcomes.
The project places private hospital expansion alongside the continuing build-out of Hyderabad’s western urban corridor. For residents and workers in Kondapur and nearby growth areas, the hospital’s stated emergency, critical-care and diagnostic services will be the main operational additions once the facility begins functioning. The company has not yet announced details on construction milestones, staffing, tariffs or the specific catchment area it expects to serve.
Aster DM Quality Care said the Kondapur hospital is scheduled to begin operations in March 2027. The company’s wider expansion plan and the progress of its brownfield projects will determine how quickly the additional capacity is added across Hyderabad and its broader India network.
