Bajaj Group has announced its entry into the healthcare sector with an initial investment of ₹2,000–2,500 crore, marking a strategic diversification into integrated care delivery.
The new entity, Bajaj Integrated Health Systems, will build a network spanning hospitals, neighbourhood clinics, ambulatory surgery centres, and home care services, shifting focus beyond traditional hospital-led models.
The first phase will roll out in Pune by the end of 2026, with a multispecialty hospital supported by day care centres and outpatient facilities. Expansion into Mumbai and other metros is planned over the next decade, targeting a pan-India footprint.
Led by Nirav Bajaj, the venture adopts a “continuum of care” approach, routing patients across home care, clinics, or hospitals based on need. The model aims to reduce costs, improve outcomes, and ease pressure on hospital infrastructure.
Industry estimates suggest total investments could scale up to ₹6,000–7,000 crore as the platform expands, positioning healthcare as a long-term growth engine for the group.
