health care industries in india

8/12/2019 Health Care Industries in India

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ANALYSIS OF INDIAN HEALTHCAREINDUSTRY


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Presentation By:

Group2: Prodigies

Mufaddal Bagwala

Abhiron Bhattacharya

Chirag SinghalSailesh Babu R

Gaurav Jain

Shubham Malhotra


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Hospitals Diagnostics PathologyEquipment

&

Supplies

Medical

Tourism

Tele-

medicine

Indian Healthcare Industry

It is one the fastest growing industry with a projected revenue of $158 billion by

2017It attracts large number of domestic & international players

BASIC OVERVIEW


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With increasing urbanization, disease profiles are shifting from infectious tolifestyle diseases

It is estimated that by 2018,

50 per centof the spending on in-

patient beds would be for lifestyle-related diseases

Government is encouraging the private sector to establish hospitals in tier-IIand tier-III cities

Government of India has relaxed the tax burden on these hospitals for the first

five years

Healthcare players such as Fortis and Manipal Group are entering managementcontract to provide an additional revenue stream to hospitals

Telemedicine is fast-emerging in India, supported by the ICT sector hospitals

such asApollo, AIIMS, Narayana Hrudayalaya etc.

Currently, about 650 telemedicine centres exist throughout India

India has an advantage over its peers in the West and Asia in terms of cost ofhigh-quality medical services offered

INDUSTRYTRENDS

&Outlook

RevenueShare (in %)


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THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

The pharmaceutical industry is regulated by the Drugs and

Cosmetics Act 1940 (DCA), and the Drugs and Cosmetics

Rules (DCR)

Medical Equipments

Central Drugs Control Organization (CDSCO) under Ministry of

Health and Family Welfare is responsible for regulating medical

devices

MEDICAL EDUCATION

The Medical Council of India (MCI) is the regulatory authority for

medical education.

Hospitals and Nursing Homes

There is no proper framework for setting up hospitals and

nursing homes, the private health sector is highly unregulated

with no accreditation body


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Private sectoraccounts for

74% and 40%of hospitals and

hospital beds

Helion VenturePartners

invested 27 cr.in dental care

chain

Chrys Capitalinvested around

$40 mn. inTorrent Pharma

GE Healthcareannounced aninvestment of

about $120 mn.in next five

years

Healthcareindustry set toreach $160 bn.in 2017 from$68.4 bn. in

2011

Private sectors

expected togrow from 66%to 81% by 2015

FDI worth $1.87bn. BetweenApril 2000 to

February 2014

Jaypee group toinvest upwards

of 2000 cr. to setup chain ofhospitals

Investments : where we stand??


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Sector issues in 2014

Agingpopulation

Cost andquality

Access tocare

Technology

isease Patients

Cardiac 50Million

Diabetes 63Million

Cancer 1.2Million

Stroke 0.9Million

Renal 175,000

Indiahasamere90PET

andCTscanners,1,300

MRIscannersandaround

1,400CTscanners

Socio economic factors which arespurring the double-digit growth:

Increasing sales of generic medicines Continued growth in chronic therapies

Heightened health awareness,

Increasing affluence,

Changing lifestyles,

health insurance (80 percent population by 2020)

50% of annualhealthcare

expenditure.

62,500 crore INR

650,000

additional bedsby 2017

30 beds perhospital

1.6 millionbeds

55,000hospitals

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

Recent News: Sun Pharmaceuticals takes over Ranbaxy ltd.


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Top 10 Private Companies by Market

Capitalisation

S No Company NameMarket Cap

(Rs. Cr)S No Company Name

Market Cap

(Rs. Cr)

1 Apollo Hospital 13,656.53 10 KMC Speciality 48.76

2 Fortis Health 5,396.11 11 Emed.com Techno 46.99

3 Poly Medicure 1,055.42 12 Transgene Biote 37.284 Opto Circuits 697.88 13 Dr Agarwals Eye 37.13

5 Indraprastha 390.53 14 Span Diagnostic 29.47

6 Kovai Medical 351.25 15 NG Industries 23.45

7Secunbad Health 77.06

16Lotus Eye Care 17.05

8 Fortis Malar 73.91 17 Noida Medicare 15.46

9 Regency Hospital 51.47 18 Medinova Diag 14.89


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Sector split in terms of No of Beds

30%

59%

11% No of Beds

Government

Hospitals

Private Hospitals

Colleges

Government Health Centres

Apollo Hospital

Revenue - 3,317.79 Cr

10,000 beds across 51 hospitals

1500 pharmacies, 100 primarycare & diagnostic clinics, 115telemedicine units across 9

countries, health insurance services, 15

academic institutions & 1 researchinstitute

Fortis Hospital

Revenue - 352.97

6 countries

65 healthcare facilities (includingprojects under development),over 10,000 potential beds

Over 240 diagnostic centres and

a team strength of more than17,000 people.


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SWOT ANALYSIS OF INDIAN HEALTHCARE

INDUSTRIES


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Sustainable Practises & CSR Policies in

Healthcare Industries

Brand Ambassador

Case Study

Free Samples

Medical Camps

Branding

CSR - 2%(proposed)

Free Vaccines &

Checkups

Sexual Wellness

In Youth

CSR Policies

Sustainable

Hospital Program

Ecopreneurship

Sustainable

Practices

People

ProfitPlanet


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