Shalby Limited Reports Mixed Q1 Results with Revenue Crossing INR 300 Crores
Shalby Limited achieved record consolidated revenue of INR 303 crores in Q1, up 12.30% QoQ and 5.10% YoY. EBITDA rose 85.60% QoQ to INR 48.50 crores but declined 11.60% YoY. PAT increased 163% QoQ to INR 7.70 crores, down 47% YoY. Hospital occupancy dropped to 45%, while ARPOB increased 5.3%. The implant business saw 74.2% revenue growth. Management targets 12-15% consolidated revenue growth for FY2026 and aims to improve occupancy to over 50%.

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Shalby Limited , a leading multi-specialty hospital chain, has reported mixed results for the first quarter, with consolidated revenue crossing the INR 300 crore mark for the first time in the company's history.
Financial Highlights
Metric | Value | QoQ Change | YoY Change |
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Consolidated Revenue | INR 303.00 crores | 12.30% | 5.10% |
Consolidated EBITDA | INR 48.50 crores | 85.60% | -11.60% |
EBITDA Margin | 16.00% | - | - |
Consolidated PAT | INR 7.70 crores | 163.00% | -47.00% |
Operational Performance
- Hospital business faced challenges with occupancy dropping to 45% from 49.5% in the previous quarter.
- Average Revenue Per Occupied Bed (ARPOB) rose 5.3% to INR 45,673.
- Shalby Sanar's revenue fell 2.2% to INR 23.25 crores due to geopolitical issues affecting international patients.
Implant Business Growth
The implant business, operated under Shalby MedTech, showed strong growth:
- Revenue up 74.2% to INR 30.80 crores
- Reduced EBITDA losses
- Total 14,076 implant components sold, a 65.4% year-on-year increase
Management Outlook
- Management expects 12-15% consolidated revenue growth for FY2026.
- Targeting occupancy improvement to 50%+ levels.
- Aiming for $100 million implant revenue in 4-5 years.
Segment-wise Performance
The company provided a breakdown of hospital performance based on maturity:
Hospital Age | Performance |
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Over 10 years | EBITDA of INR 32.00 crores with a 36% margin |
5-10 years | 17% EBITDA margin with potential for growth |
0-5 years | Includes franchisee operations and Sanar International Hospital |
International Business
- Shalby Sanar in Delhi saw a dip in international patient flow due to geopolitical issues in the Middle East.
- The company is focusing on increasing domestic patient inflow to balance the mix.
Future Plans
- Mumbai hospital project expected to take 3-3.5 years from property handover.
- Cautious approach to expanding the franchisee model to maintain quality standards.
- Focus on orthopedic implant business with potential expansion into other medical devices in the long term.
Shalby Limited continues to navigate challenges while pursuing growth opportunities across its hospital network and implant business. The company's strategy focuses on improving occupancy rates, expanding its domestic patient base, and driving growth in its implant division.
Historical Stock Returns for Shalby
1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
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+2.16% | -2.13% | -7.30% | +2.36% | -28.37% | +136.11% |