Aster DM Quality Care will invest ₹1,315 crore in three Karnataka hospital projects, adding 1,360 beds in Bengaluru to bolster tertiary and quaternary care access.
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Aster DM Quality Care will spend ₹1,315 crore building and expanding three hospitals in Karnataka, the company said in a statement Tuesday.
The investment covers a 550-bed hospital in Yeshwantpur, a 460-bed facility in Sarjapur, and a 350-bed expansion at Aster CMI Hospital, all in the Bengaluru area. The company described the projects as part of a push to increase access to tertiary and quaternary care.
Executive Chairman Azad Moopen said Karnataka has been "a cornerstone of Aster's growth in India" and called the state "one of our most strategic markets." He cited "world-class clinical talent" and a "progressive healthcare ecosystem" as reasons for the commitment.
Aster DM operates 39 hospitals across India with more than 10,600 beds. In Karnataka, it already runs four hospitals totaling 1,329 operational beds, including Aster CMI, Aster RV, Aster Whitefield, and Aster Women & Children.
Managing Director Varun Khanna said the company aims to "accelerate the next phase of healthcare transformation in Karnataka" by making complex care more accessible. Director Alisha Moopen added that the focus is on an "integrated healthcare ecosystem" combining clinical care, digital innovation, medical education, and research.
Aster DM Quality Care is the Indian hospital arm of Aster DM Healthcare, which is listed on Indian exchanges. The company did not provide a timeline for the projects or how the investment will be funded.
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