Apollo Hospitals
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd is India's first corporate hospital chain, established in 1983 by Dr. Prathap C. Reddy in Chennai. It has grown into one of Asia's largest integrated healthcare providers, operating over 70 hospitals with more than 10,400 beds across 15 states in India. The company also has a presence in countries like Bangladesh, the UAE, and Mauritius. Apollo Hospitals offers a wide range of healthcare services, including specialized care in cardiac treatment, cancer, organ transplants, and neurology. The network includes over 6,800 pharmacies, 2,900 diagnostic centers, and telemedicine services through the 'Apollo 24/7' app. The organization is known for its innovative approaches, such as robotic-assisted surgeries and advanced treatment technologies. Apollo has achieved significant milestones, including performing over 51 lakh surgeries and 27,000 organ transplants, and it continues to focus on providing accessible, world-class healthcare to millions of patients globally.
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How many employees does Apollo Hospitals have?
Apollo Hospitals has about 84,000 employees (as of Mar 2026).
What is Apollo Hospitals's revenue per employee?
Apollo Hospitals makes about $30K in revenue per employee, based on $2.55B annual revenue and 84,000 employees.
How much does Apollo Hospitals pay?
6figr has 111 salary profiles for Apollo Hospitals in India, with pay broken down by role, level and gender on the Apollo Hospitals salaries page. See Apollo Hospitals salaries
Is Apollo Hospitals a public company?
Yes. Apollo Hospitals is publicly traded under the ticker APOLLOHOSP.NS on NSE.
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