Unihealth Hospitals Ltd(UNIHEALTH)

NSE: UNIHEALTH

₹ 500+5.23%refreshed 23 Oct, 03:30 pm ISTMarket cap: ₹ 858 crUpdated: 24 Oct 2026

About

Unihealth Hospitals is a healthcare company headquartered in Mumbai. It runs hospitals and medical centres in India and Africa under the UMC Hospitals brand, offering tertiary and secondary care. It also runs consultancy, distribution and trade, and medical value travel businesses. FY26 revenue was ₹131.99 Cr, and the company had 200 operational beds in FY26.^[1][2][3]

Business segments

Medical centres and hospitals made up 89.2% of revenue in FY26. In FY25 they made up over 82%.^[3][1]
Uganda brought in ₹115.27 Cr in FY26, 79.0% of segment revenue. In FY25 it brought in ₹42.99 Cr.^[4][1]
India revenue rose to ₹24.95 Cr in FY26 from ₹12.12 Cr, which was 17.1% of segment revenue.^[3][4]
UAE brought in ₹4.42 Cr in FY26, 3.0% of segment revenue.^[4]
Africa accounted for 84.13% of revenue in FY26.^[3]
Export and distribution revenue rose to Rs5.06 cr in FY25 from Rs2.69 cr. Consultancy revenue fell to Rs2.52 cr from Rs8.17 cr.^[5]

Services and brands

The company has four business lines: hospitals and medical centres, consultancy, distribution and trade, and medical value travel.^[1]
In Uganda, an IVF centre opened in January 2025. The company also added ICU reconfiguration and visiting spine surgeons there. Cardiology and cardiac surgery are planned for Uganda by Q2 FY27.^[5][6]
UHS Oncology Private Limited, an associate company, is setting up cancer care centres.^[1]
The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified. Over 95% of its 500+ workforce was employed locally as of FY25.^[1]

Hospitals and beds

The company had 200 operational beds in FY26, the same count as in FY25.^[3][5]
UMC Victoria Hospital in Kampala, Uganda, is owned and run by the joint venture Victoria Hospital Limited. It had 120 beds in H1 FY26.^[1][6]
The UMC Hospital in Entebbe was acquired and commissioned in H2 FY26, adding 30 beds. This brought the Uganda network to 150 beds, run as a hub-and-spoke set-up with Kampala.^[3]
The company commissioned a 52-bed tertiary care hospital in Nerul, Navi Mumbai, in October 2025. It runs on an asset-light lease and is the company's first hospital in India.^[6]
Unihealth (Tanzania) Limited, a subsidiary, runs the Unihealth Medical Centre in Mwanza, Tanzania.^[1]
Projects the company advises on under consultancy held 1,300 beds in H1 FY26, flat for over 12 months.^[6]

Key operating numbers

Occupancy was 62% in FY26, up from 58% in FY25.^[3][5]
Uganda occupancy was about 72% in H1 FY26, up from about 62.5% a year earlier.^[6]
Uganda's average revenue per occupied bed (ARPOB) was Rs40,000+ in H1 FY26, up from about 24,000-25,000 the year before.^[6]
Average revenue per occupied bed (ARPOB) was about INR27,000 per day in FY25.^[5]
The company treated over 130,000 patients a year and performed over 1,700 procedures a year, as of FY25.^[1]
Uganda receivables took 240-250 days to collect in H1 FY26.^[6]

Customers and partners

Cash-paying patients made up 20-25% of Uganda's payor mix in FY25.^[5]
The company exports medical consumables and pharmaceuticals from India to Africa. Its partners include Reliance Life Sciences, Levram Lifesciences, Fixderma India, Unisur Lifecare and Hemant Surgical.^[1]
Its medical value travel partners include Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital, Ethiopian Airlines and Myanmar Airways International.^[1]

Expansion plans

The company targets 1,000 beds within the next 3 years on an asset-light leased model, according to its Q4 FY26 call.^[3]
The company plans 5+ hospitals across Western India, adding 500+ inpatient beds. Its FY27 target is ₹300+ Cr revenue and 500+ beds in India.^[3]
A 200-bed hospital in Nashik was due for full commissioning around Jan-Feb 2026. A 100-125 bed tertiary hospital in Pune is planned for FY27.^[6]
The company plans to add 120 beds in Tanzania. It also planned to take over management of a 100-bed hospital in Tanzania from 1 April 2026.^[3][6]
Capex of ₹125 Cr is planned across India and Africa.^[3]

Recent developments

In H2 FY26, the company acquired and commissioned UMC Hospital in Entebbe, Uganda.^[3]
The company exited the 80-bed Nigeria hospital from April 2025, which left Uganda as its only operational hospital in Africa.^[6]
Unihealth Holdings Limited, the company's Mauritius subsidiary, acquired 53.33% of Biohealth Limited, Tanzania, during FY26.^[6]
Unihealth Holdings Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary, was incorporated in Mauritius on 07/05/2024.^[7]

Market Cap

₹858 Cr

High / Low

₹820 / 154

Stock P/E

35.2

Price / Book

7.3

Book Value

₹88

EPS

₹16.4

No. of Shares

1.57 Cr

ROCE

28.3%

ROE

21.4%

OPM

35.5%

Debt / Equity

0.15

Sales

₹132 Cr

Net Profit

₹46 Cr

Promoter holding

64.8%

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