KIMS doubles bed capacity of Saveera Hospital in Anantapur to 500
KIMS said it doubled beds at its Saveera Hospital in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, to 500, opening oncology and mother-and-child blocks, per TradingView.
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what happened
Hospital chain KIMS said on Sunday, November 1, that it has raised the bed count at KIMS Saveera Hospital in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, from 250 to 500. The new facilities opened the same day and are run by Saveera Institute of Medical Sciences, a KIMS subsidiary.
The added space includes an oncology block with a high-definition linear accelerator, digital PET-CT, brachytherapy equipment, and a mother-and-child block with specialised neonatal intensive care. The company says this will widen access to advanced tertiary and quaternary care across the Rayalaseema region.
Separately, according to TradingView, KIMS signed an operations and management deal in October for its hospital in Kakinada, where it will collect a fee equal to 9% of net revenue over an initial five-year term, extendable by another five years. KIMS shares closed on the BSE at ₹705.00, up ₹2.55, or 0.36%.
why it matters
For markets this is a local expansion by a single hospital operator, so the impact on the company's share price is likely limited. The Kakinada agreement adds fee-based income that could strengthen KIMS's footprint in Andhra Pradesh.
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- KIMS doubles Saveera Hospital capacity in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, to 500 beds — TradingView, 1 November 2026 at 10:41 UTC
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