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Max Healthcare Institute Ltd

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Op margin
21,9 %
ROE
3,0 %
Net margin
17,7 %
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About

Max Healthcare Institute Ltd operates as a provider of healthcare services, generating revenue primarily through patient care and related medical services.

Business. Max Healthcare Institute Ltd (MAXE.NS) is a healthcare facilities and services company headquartered in India. The firm operates within the Healthcare Services & Equipment sector, generating revenue primarily through service-based models. It is listed on the National Stock Exchange of India. Specific details regarding operating segments and geographic revenue mix are not provided.

Classification92 %
SectorHealthcare
Business sectorHealthcare Services & Equipment
IndustryHealthcare Facilities & Services
ActivityBiotechnology
Generated · model-assisted
Sell-side consensus
BUY22 analysts
17 buy1 hold4 sell
Avg 12m price target1 213,50

Analyst recommendations

22 analysts · consensus Buy
Buy17
Hold1
Sell4
12-month price target
1 213,50
Consensus of sell-side coverage.
Upcoming events
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At a glance

Score
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Valuation
valuation pending
Analysts
Buy
22 analysts · indicative
Ownership
not yet wired
Profitability
3,0 %
return on equity
Quality
not yet scored

What drives this business

The watch-list the newsroom runs for this company — derived from its sector path, sharpened layer by layer. Not investment advice.

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News & coverage

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    Communication Services+2,2 %−5,5 %+1,6 %
    Energy+0,6 %+3,3 %+0,0 %
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    Information Technology+0,6 %+6,7 %+0,0 %
    Consumer Discretionary+0,4 %+7,6 %−0,2 %
    Financials−0,3 %−2,8 %−0,9 %
    Consumer Staples−0,4 %+2,5 %−1,0 %
    Real Estate−0,7 %+10,9 %−1,3 %
    Industrials−1,9 %−3,1 %−2,5 %
    Utilities−1,9 %+28,2 %−2,5 %

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    Analysis

    AI analysis
    Generated · analysis pipeline · tier hybrid · as of 2026-08-04 ↑ At a glance

    Opportunity

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    Upcoming catalysts

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    • Macro & political
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    Pre-earnings brief

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    Signals & dispatch

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    Composite-score breakdown

    Synthesis

    Business

    Max Healthcare Institute Ltd (MAXE.NS) is a healthcare facilities and services company headquartered in India. The firm operates within the Healthcare Services & Equipment sector, generating revenue primarily through service-based models. It is listed on the National Stock Exchange of India. Specific details regarding operating segments and geographic revenue mix are not provided.

    Classification92 %
    SectorHealthcare
    Business sectorHealthcare Services & Equipment
    IndustryHealthcare Facilities & Services
    ActivityBiotechnology
    AI synthesis
    GENERATED

    Max Healthcare Institute Ltd maintains a strong liquidity position, with a current ratio of 1.37, indicating the company can cover its short-term liabilities with its short-term assets. The company's liquidity_fpt score suggests a medium liquidity risk, which is consistent with its cash and equivalents of 10,992.7 million INR and long-term debt of 12,989.5 million INR. However, the company's net cash position is negative after subtracting total debt, which could pose a liquidity challenge if not managed effectively.

    In terms of profitability, Max Healthcare Institute Ltd reports a return on equity (ROE) of 2.99% and a return on assets (ROA) of 2.1%, which are below the industry median for healthcare facilities and services. The company's operating income of 3,112.1 million INR and net income of 2,515.4 million INR reflect a solid but not exceptional performance in a competitive sector. The gross profit margin of 79.2% is in line with industry norms, but the company's operating margin of 21.9% suggests room for improvement in cost management.

    The company's revenue is concentrated in a single business segment, as disclosed in its financial statements, with no material geographic diversification reported. This lack of diversification could expose the company to regional economic or regulatory risks. The company's capital expenditures of -7,859.5 million INR indicate a significant investment in infrastructure or expansion, which may support future growth but could also strain short-term cash flow.

    Looking ahead, the company's revenue is expected to grow, supported by its strong operating cash flow of 11,563.9 million INR. Analysts have provided a mean price target of 1,213.50 INR and a median price target of 1,254.00 INR, with a mean recommendation of 2.18, indicating a generally positive outlook. The company's growth trajectory is further supported by its strong buy and buy recommendations from analysts, with 5 and 12 such ratings, respectively.

    The company's risk assessment indicates a low dilution risk, with a dilution score of low. The company's capital structure, with a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.15, suggests a conservative approach to leverage, which reduces financial risk. However, the company's net cash position being negative after subtracting total debt could be a concern if not addressed. The company has not disclosed any recent dilutive events, and its shares outstanding remain unchanged between basic and diluted shares.

    Recent events, including analyst estimates and price targets, suggest a positive sentiment toward the company. The company's strong operating cash flow and positive analyst recommendations indicate a favorable market perception. However, the company should continue to monitor its liquidity and manage its debt effectively to maintain its strong financial position.

    Key takeaways
    • Max Healthcare Institute Ltd has a strong liquidity position with a current ratio of 1.37.
    • The company's return on equity and return on assets are below the industry median, indicating room for improvement in profitability.
    • The company's revenue is concentrated in a single business segment, which could expose it to regional risks.
    • Analysts have a generally positive outlook, with a mean price target of 1,213.50 INR and a median price target of 1,254.00 INR.
    • The company's capital structure is conservative, with a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.15, reducing financial risk.

    Bull / Bear case

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    BULL CASE · 4

    Revenue grew 30% year-over-year to INR 70.3 billion in FY2025, demonstrating strong top-line expansion momentum.

    Analysts project 15.6% upside to a mean price target of INR 1,213.5, reflecting strong institutional confidence in future performance.

    Cash conversion ratio of 4.6 is best-in-class compared to the 1.36 cohort median, highlighting exceptional cash generation capabilities.

    Operating income increased 14.6% year-over-year to INR 14.4 billion, showing consistent improvement in core profitability metrics.

    BEAR CASE · 4

    Long-term debt surged to INR 30.1 billion in FY2025, more than doubling from INR 13.0 billion in the prior year.

    Net income growth stalled at just 1.7% year-over-year, failing to keep pace with the 30% revenue expansion.

    Return on equity of 3.0% remains below the 4.6% cohort median, indicating suboptimal capital efficiency relative to peers.

    The company faces medium liquidity risk, which could constrain financial flexibility amidst its rapidly increasing debt levels.

    In focus — financials by report

    Quarterly
    Annual
    QUARTERLYFiled 2026-02-05
    Q4 2025 · Quarter highlights

    Revenue INR 20.68B, +10,7% YoY; Operating income +15,5% YoY.

    RevenueINR 20.68B+10,7 % YoY
    Operating incomeINR 3.79B+15,5 % YoY
    Net incomeINR 3.01B+26,0 % YoY
    Free cash flow
    EPS
    Operating cash flow
    Financials
    Income statement
    RevenueINR 20.68B
    Gross profitINR 16.27B
    Operating incomeINR 3.79B
    Net incomeINR 3.01B
    Margins
    Gross margin78.7%
    Operating margin18.3%
    Net margin14.6%
    FCF margin
    P&L flow · revenue → net income
    Revenue INR 20.68BOperating costs INR 16.89BTax INR 779.1MNet income INR 3.01B
    Highlights
    • Revenue INR 20.68B, +10,7% YoY
    • Operating income +15,5% YoY
    • Net income +26,0% YoY
    • Net margin 14.6%

    Valuation TTM

    Market price
    $1 050,10
    Market cap
    Enterprise value
    P/E
    Non-GAAP P/E
    EV / Revenue
    EV / Op income
    EV / OCF
    P / B
    P / Tangible book
    Tangible book
    $84.08B
    Net cash
    -$2.00B
    Current ratio
    1.4
    Debt / equity
    0.1
    ROA
    2.1%
    ROE
    3.0%
    Cash conversion
    460.0%
    CapEx / revenue
    -55.2%
    SBC / revenue
    Dilution ratio
    0.0%

    Revenue by segment

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    Predictor forecast

    Next quarternear-term
    Earnings · next quarterconf 45 %
    EPS
    Consensus EPS
    16,93
    Predicted surprise
    -0,08
    Beat probability
    45 %
    Analysts
    22
    Other metrics
    Revenue
    no estimate
    Segment revenue
    no estimate
    Margin
    no estimate
    Segment margin
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    as of 2026-07-10 · Earnings Surprise V1
    Period note: consensus is not fiscal-period-aligned at source — read as consensus vs the last reported actual, not a calibrated same-quarter surprise.
    Full fiscal year~1 year ahead
    Full fiscal year · our forecast vs guidance vs consensus
    MetricOur forecastGuidanceConsensus
    EPSno estimateno estimate19,80
    Revenueno estimateno estimate117,8B INR
    Operating incomeno estimateno estimate25,4B INR
    Full-year consensus mean (period as reported by source) · consensus in INR. Company-level full-year forecast and management guidance are not yet modelled at scale — shown as "no estimate", never inferred.
    Probabilistic model output — not investment advice. · generated 2026-08-04

    Options

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    Consensus distribution

    sell-side coverage
    Recommendation distribution25 analysts
    Strong buy6
    Buy12
    Hold3
    Sell4
    Strong sell0
    12-month price target$1 170,33 · Median $1 187,50
    Low $825,00High $1 380,00
    Operating income · consensus25,4B INR
    EPS surprise
    −23,0 %
    reported vs consensus · miss
    Revenue surprise
    −28,9 %
    reported vs consensus · miss

    Estimate revisions

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    Sell-side observations

    Low$825,00
    Mean$1 213,50
    Median$1 254,00
    High$1 475,00
    Spot$1 050,10
    +15.6 %implied to mean12-month sell-side price targets · ▲ spot

    Themes

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    ESG

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    Risk factors

    Dilution riskLow
    Liquidity riskMedium
    Filing-based flags
    • Net cash is negative after subtracting total debt.

    Benchmarks vs cohort

    Op Margin21,9 %Above P75
    Net Margin17,7 %Above P75
    ROE3,0 %Below median
    Capex / Rev-55,2 %Bottom quartile
    D/E0,15Above median
    Cash Conv4,60Best in class

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    • ESG data
    How metrics are computed
    • Dilution Ratio
      (shares_outstanding_diluted - shares_outstanding_basic) / shares_outstanding_basic
    • Net Cash
      cash_and_equivalents + short_term_investments - short_term_debt - long_term_debt
    • Capex To Revenue
      capital_expenditure / revenue
    • Return On Equity
      net_income / total_equity
    • Debt To Equity
      (short_term_debt + long_term_debt) / total_equity
    • Cash Conversion Ratio
      operating_cash_flow / net_income
    Source documents
    • Max Healthcare Institute Ltd Market data — financials · 2026-05-28
    • Max Healthcare Institute Ltd Market data — analyst estimates · 2026-05-28
    • Max Healthcare Institute Ltd Market data — ESG · 2026-05-28

    Ownership & reference

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    Listings · one canonical issuer all listings resolve to the canonical
    MAXE.NSCanonical
    NSE (India) · USD

    Intel & risk

    PredictorBeat prob45 %Surprise-0,08Full forecast →
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    OSINT findings
    Dilution riskLow
    Liquidity riskMedium
    Net cash is negative after subtracting total debt.

    Evidence & claims

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    The Thread

    Everything we know, in order
    2026-06-30 03:38 UTCEARNINGSUpcomingForecast: earnings_forecast (90d)
    2026-02-05 13:39 UTCEARNINGSQuarterly results — Q4 2025 Revenue INR 20.68B · Net INR 3.01B
    2025-11-14 20:37 UTCEARNINGSQuarterly results — Q3 2025 Revenue INR 21.35B · Net INR 4.91B
    2025-08-13 12:22 UTCEARNINGSQuarterly results — Q2 2025 Revenue INR 20.28B · Net INR 3.08B
    2025-05-20 14:58 UTCEARNINGSQuarterly results — Q1 2025 Revenue INR 19.10B · Net INR 3.19B
    2025-05-20 14:58 UTCEARNINGSAnnual results — FY 2025 Revenue INR 70.28B · Net INR 10.76B
    2025-01-30 14:18 UTCEARNINGSQuarterly results — Q4 2024 Revenue INR 18.68B · Net INR 2.39B
    2024-11-05 21:15 UTCEARNINGSQuarterly results — Q3 2024 Revenue INR 17.07B · Net INR 2.82B
    2024-08-01 14:04 UTCEARNINGSQuarterly results — Q2 2024 Revenue INR 15.43B · Net INR 2.36B
    2024-05-22 15:05 UTCEARNINGSQuarterly results — Q1 2024 Revenue INR 14.23B · Net INR 2.52B
    2024-05-22 15:05 UTCEARNINGSAnnual results — FY 2024 Revenue INR 54.06B · Net INR 10.58B
    2023-05-16 14:29 UTCEARNINGSAnnual results — FY 2023 Revenue INR 45.63B · Net INR 11.04B
    2022-05-25 15:04 UTCEARNINGSAnnual results — FY 2022 Revenue INR 39.31B · Net INR 6.05B
    2021-05-28 15:41 UTCEARNINGSAnnual results — FY 2021 Revenue INR 25.05B · Net INR -1.38B
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