Dr Agarwals Health Care IPO

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Dr Agarwals Health Care IPO Dates & Timeline

29 Jan, 2025

Opening date

31 Jan, 2025

Closing date

01 Feb, 2025

Basis of allotment

03 Feb, 2025

Initiation of refunds

03 Feb, 2025

Credit of shares

04 Feb, 2025

Listing date

About Dr Agarwals Health Care IPO: Company Overview

Dr Agarwal's Health Care Limited provides a comprehensive range of eye care services, including cataract, refractive, and other surgeries; consultations, diagnoses, and non-surgical treatments; and sell opticals, contact lenses, and accessories, and eye care related pharmaceutical products. Company had a market share of approx 25% of the total eye care service chain market in India during FY 2024, the chain comprises 209 Facilities and 737 doctors and they served 2.13 million patients and performed 220,523 surgeries in FY 2024.

The Indian eye care industry is projected to grow at a CAGR of 12% to 14% from FY 2024 to FY 2028. The size of the Indian eye care services industry was approximately Rs 378 billion in FY 2024, and is projected to grow to Rs 550 – 650 billion by FY 2028.

Strengths & Risks of Dr Agarwals Health Care IPO

Largest eye care services provider: Dr Agarwal's Health Care India’s largest eye care service chain by revenue from operations for the FY 2024, with approx 1.7 times the revenue from operations of the second-largest eye care service chain in the country during such period.

Comprehensive eye care : Company is an end-to-end eye care services provider offering a comprehensive set of services, which allows them to cater to all ophthalmic needs of patients.

Scalable asset-light model: Company's network operates on a hub-and-spoke model which supports high patient volumes and yields economies of scale, allowing greater accessibility and choice to patients along with low upfront investment.

Distinguished leadeship: Company's founder late Dr. Jaiveer Agarwal, was awarded the prestigious Padma Bhushan in 2006 in recognition of his distinguished contribution to medicine. Chairperson, Dr. Amar Agarwal, has pioneered multiple surgical innovations in ophthalmology.

How to Apply for Dr Agarwals Health Care IPO: Step-by-Step Guide

Research the IPO:Review the prospectus and company details.

Open accounts:Ensure you have a demat and trading account.

Check dates:Note the IPO opening and closing dates.

Apply online:Log in to your brokerage account and complete the IPO application form.

Make payment:Pay through your linked bank account.

Submit application:Confirm and submit your application.

Track status:Monitor the allotment status and check for shares in your demat account upon listing.

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