Rainbow Childrens Medicare Ltd(RAINBOW)

NSE: RAINBOWBSE: 543524

₹ 1,168.75-2.52%refreshed 23 Oct, 03:30 pm ISTMarket cap: ₹ 11,871 crNext results: 31 Oct 2026Website: www.rainbowhospitals.inUpdated: 24 Oct 2026

About

Rainbow Childrens Medicare Limited is a specialised pediatric and women's healthcare hospital network operating under two flagship brands - Rainbow Children's Hospital and BirthRight by Rainbow - across 6 states in India. Its hub-and-spoke model anchors quaternary care at large hubs in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai and Delhi, with spoke hospitals extending secondary and tertiary services across Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Delhi NCR and Assam. It reported revenue of Rs 1703.08 Cr for FY26.^[1]

Business segment and brands

The group reports a single operating segment, Medical and Healthcare Services, as of FY26.^[2]
Two flagship brands: Rainbow Children's Hospital for pediatric care, and BirthRight by Rainbow for women's healthcare including IVF, obstetrics and gynaecology (FY26).^[2]
IVF business contributed ~4% of revenue (~₹17 - 18 crores per quarter) as of Q3 FY26; IVF revenue was expected to exceed ₹40 crores for FY26.^[3]

Network and capacity

Total bed capacity was 2,435 as of Q1 FY27, up 26% YoY, across Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Delhi NCR and Assam.^[4]
Hub hospitals (200+ beds) at Banjara Hills (Hyderabad), Marathahalli (Bengaluru), Guindy (Chennai) and Malviya Nagar (Delhi) anchor tertiary and quaternary care; spokes are mostly 70+ beds (FY26).^[2]
Bengaluru network: ~600 beds across six hospitals, one outpatient clinic and two fertility centres as of FY26.^[2]
NICU network of 400 beds across multiple locations as of FY26.^[2]
6 IVF clinics across 5 states as of FY26, including Mahadevapura, which commenced on 1 May 2026.^[2]

Key operating metrics

Consolidated ARPOB was ₹67,256 in Q1 FY27, up 6% YoY; mature hospitals ₹70,662 (+10% YoY), new hospitals ₹59,133.^[4]
Occupancy was 41.2% in Q1 FY27 vs 40.2% in Q1 FY26; mature 45.0% (+2.4 ppts YoY), new 34.4% (+3.3 ppts YoY).^[4]
ALOS was 2.60 days in Q1 FY27 vs 2.66 days in Q1 FY26.^[4]
Q1 FY27 IP discharges 26,886 (+28% YoY); outpatient consultations 4,10,590 (+25% YoY); deliveries 4,910 (+23% YoY).^[4]
FY26 ARPOB was ₹60,141 (+11% YoY); FY26 IP discharges totalled 1,04,514 (+6% YoY).^[5]

Payor and case mix

IP payor mix in Q1 FY27 was about 48% cash and 42% insurance, consistent with prior quarters.^[4]
345 liver, bone marrow and kidney transplants and 2,000+ cardiac surgeries performed since inception, as of FY26.^[2]
Pediatric liver transplantation runs at all three hubs (Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai) with 94% network survival; target ~100 liver transplants a year within 16 - 18 months from Q3 FY26.^[3]

Doctors and accreditation

Over 910 full-time doctors on retainer for 24/7 consultant-led care, and 1,050+ doctors including residents and DNB trainees, as of FY26.^[2]
14 hospitals NABH-accredited as of FY26; Hyderabad and Bengaluru hubs hold JCI Gold Seal accreditation.^[2]
182 doctors were in DNB postgraduate training as of 31 March 2026; 51 research papers published in FY26.^[2]

Expansion and capex

5-year plan: 2,500 bed additions to reach 5,000 beds at ~₹2,200 crores capex from internal accruals; 1,200 beds under development as of Q1 FY27.^[4]
Malad, Mumbai brownfield (~100 beds), first Western India entry, signed in Q1 FY27; targeted to start in Q1 FY28.^[4]
Coimbatore regional hub (~130 beds) targeted Q3 FY28; Pune greenfield (~150 beds) and Seegehalli Bengaluru spoke (~80 beds) targeted FY29.^[4]
70% of planned 5-year bed additions in new markets, 30% in South India; network targeted at 3,725 beds by end of FY29.^[4]
FY26 annual report lists capital commitments for ongoing projects at Gurgaon, Coimbatore and others.^[2]
Q1 FY27 capex was ~₹56 crores, funded from internal accruals.^[4]

Recent developments

September 2026: 60-year lease executed with APCRDA for 2 acres in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh, for a 250-bed children's hospital.^[6]
Q1 FY27: 70-bed Prime Children's Hospital, Nellore acquired; 50-bed leased Guntur hospital signed. Andhra Pradesh cluster beds reach 500.^[4]
Rajahmundry reached operating breakeven in Q1 FY27; HRBR Bengaluru (60 beds, opened May 2026) is in early ramp-up.^[4]
FY26: acquired Prashanthi Hospital Warangal (from 1 July 2025, 70 operational beds) and Pratiksha Hospital Guwahati (from 1 September 2025, 85 operational beds).^[5]
Banjara Hills hospital reaccredited by JCI in May 2026.^[2]

Market Cap

₹11,871 Cr

High / Low

₹1,609 / 1,009

Stock P/E

41.6

Price / Book

7.2

Book Value

₹162

EPS

₹27.4

No. of Shares

10.16 Cr

ROCE

18.3%

ROE

17.9%

OPM

25.0%

Debt / Equity

0.00

Sales

₹1,703 Cr

Net Profit

₹282 Cr

Promoter holding

49.8%

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