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- Diagnostic chain Metropolis Healthcare says it aims to more than double its revenues to over ₹2,500 crore within three years, up from about ₹1,650 crore currently.
- The company plans to consolidate its collection centres rather than add new labs, while pushing deeper into towns and pursuing selective inorganic growth.
- It also plans to transform into a technology company over the next two to three years, using AI and automation to improve productivity, workflows and turnaround time.
- The company says it can absorb these changes without cutting staff, using attrition of 12-13 per cent and volume growth of 10-12 per cent to redeploy its workforce.
What to watch next
- Progress toward the ₹2,500 crore revenue target as the three-year timeline advances
- Execution of the shift to consolidated collection centres and deeper penetration into smaller towns
- Rollout of the AI and automation transformation and its impact on staffing and turnaround times
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Ameera Shah
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“There is a sense of more stability in the industry. And now there is a sense of confidence to say, ‘Look, we can build even stronger from here’.”
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…said Ameera Shah, Metropolis Promoter and Executive Chairperson. And this becomes a good time to pause and reflect on the operations and where it is headed, Shah told businessline, after five challenging years. “ There is a sense of more stability in the industry. And now there is a sense of confidence to say, ‘Look, we can build even stronger from here’. We spent from FY21 to FY25 in a space of expansion of not only technology, but also of infrastructure. So we added almost 50 per cent capacity, more labs. We really started building out that infrastructure for a larger…
Surendran Chemmenkotil
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“Metropolis will completely transform into a technology company in the next two to three years period.”
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…₹2,500 crores, in about three years. Network expansion will be a priority, he said, and the effort now is to go deeper into towns. Inorganic growth is one of the pillars of growth, but it will be selective, he added. “ Metropolis will completely transform into a technology company in the next two to three years period. All the processes in the company, which is the back end processes, the customer touching processes, everything will be moving into a fully automated systems. We will bring in AI, largely to improve productivity and…
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