Apollo revises subsidiary turnover, networth figures
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited revised the financial disclosures for its subsidiaries, Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited (ASHPL) and Apollo Fertility Clinics Private Limited (AFCPL). The update, dated May 20, 2026, details a turnover of INR 351.53 Cr and negative networth of INR 153.84 Cr for ASHPL, alongside a turnover of INR 100.05 Cr and negative networth of INR 38.33 Cr for AFCPL.

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Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited announced an update regarding the financial figures of its subsidiaries, Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited (ASHPL) and Apollo Fertility Clinics Private Limited (AFCPL). The company communicated the revised turnover and networth data for these entities to the stock exchanges on May 20, 2026.
Revised Financial Figures
The disclosure provides updated financial metrics for ASHPL and AFCPL. The figures for turnover, representing revenue from operations, and networth are detailed below. The networth for both entities is negative as per the revised data.
| Particulars | ASHPL (INR in Cr) | AFCPL (INR in Cr) |
|---|---|---|
| Turnover (Revenue from Operations) | 351.53 | 100.05 |
| Networth | (153.84) | (38.33) |
The communication was signed by S.M. Krishnan, Senior Vice President – Finance and Company Secretary of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited. The revised figures supersede the previously disclosed numbers for the specified subsidiaries.
Historical Stock Returns for Apollo Hospitals
| 1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| +0.65% | +3.00% | +7.99% | +13.14% | +19.74% | +157.49% |
What strategic measures is Apollo Hospitals planning to address the negative networth of ASHPL and AFCPL, and what is the timeline for achieving financial turnaround?
Could the persistent negative networth of these subsidiaries trigger any debt covenant violations or impact Apollo Hospitals' consolidated credit ratings?
Is Apollo Hospitals considering merging, divesting, or restructuring ASHPL or AFCPL to improve the overall financial health of the group?

































