Metropolis strengthens UP presence with acquisition of Scientific Pathology

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Metropolis strengthens UP presence with acquisition of Scientific Pathology - Business Standard

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Surendran Chemmenkotil, chief executive officer, Metropolis, highlighted that with an estimated market size of Rs 2,000 crore, Uttar Pradesh is one of North India’s fastest-growing diagnostic markets.

Scientific Pathology has three laboratories and 11 collection centres, including two NABL-accredited labs, and recorded a turnover of Rs 26 crore in FY24.

Upon completion, Metropolis Clinical Pathology will transition from a wholly owned subsidiary while continuing to be an integral part of the Metropolis Healthcare Group,” the company said in a statement.