Aster DM Quality Care plans to open a 300-bed multispeciality hospital in Kondapur, Hyderabad, in March 2027, adding to the city’s private healthcare capacity through a ₹500-crore investment. The new facility will take the group’s total bed capacity in Hyderabad to more than 1,700 beds, according to a company release.
The upcoming Kondapur hospital is planned as a comprehensive multispeciality facility with dedicated critical care infrastructure, modern operating theatres and integrated diagnostic and treatment services. The project is expected to include 100 critical care beds, 10 modular operating theatres and luxury suites.
The hospital will also use advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies, although the company release did not provide details on the specific systems or clinical specialties that will be offered. The facility’s planned capacity indicates that the project is being positioned as a major addition to Aster’s Hyderabad network rather than a small neighbourhood medical centre.
The announcement comes as Aster DM Quality Care outlines a wider expansion programme across India. Azad Moopen, the company’s executive chairman, said in the release that the group planned to invest approximately ₹4,000 crore over two years. The investment is expected to support the addition of 4,000 to 4,400 beds through brownfield expansions, selected greenfield projects and strategic acquisitions.
The company said these additions would take its network capacity beyond 15,000 beds. Brownfield expansion generally involves adding capacity to existing facilities, while greenfield projects are developed on new sites. The company did not provide a project-wise breakdown of the proposed national investment in the supplied announcement.
For Hyderabad, the Kondapur project will increase the concentration of Aster facilities in a fast-developing part of the city. Kondapur is located in Hyderabad’s western urban growth corridor, where residential, commercial and technology-sector development have expanded rapidly. The release, however, did not specify the hospital’s exact site, expected outpatient capacity, staffing levels or projected patient volumes.
Moopen said Telangana and Andhra Pradesh would remain important markets for the group, with further opportunities to expand its presence across the region. The company’s regional strategy therefore links the Kondapur facility to a broader effort to build healthcare capacity in southern India.
The project also illustrates how hospital expansion is increasingly being delivered through large private-sector investments in major urban centres. While the announcement confirms the proposed bed capacity, investment and target opening month, it does not state whether the facility has received all required construction, clinical or operational approvals. The company’s next implementation milestones were not detailed in the release.
Aster DM Quality Care reported a 34 per cent year-on-year increase in profit after tax to ₹281 crore in the second quarter, while revenue from operations rose 19 per cent to ₹2,829 crore. The company presented the financial performance alongside its expansion plans, but did not identify the portion of its national investment programme allocated specifically to Hyderabad.
The Kondapur hospital is scheduled to open in March 2027, subject to the completion of development and commissioning activities. The company’s release did not announce any change to that timeline.
