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Fortis Healthcare (India) LimitedVision For Global ExpansionNovember 2011

DisclaimerThis presentation may not be copied, published, distributed or transmitted. The presentation has been prepared solely by the company.Any reference in this presentation to “Fortis Healthcare (India) Limited” shall mean, collectively, the Company and its subsidiaries. Thispresentation has been prepared for informational purposes only. This presentation does not constitute a prospectus, offering circular oroffering memorandum and is not an offer or invitation to buy or sell any securities, nor shall part, or all, of this presentation form the basis of,or be relied on in connection with, any contract or investment decision in relation to any securities. Furthermore, this presentation is not andshould not be construed as an offer or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities of the company for sale in the United States, India or anyother jurisdiction.Securities may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration or an exemption from registration. Any public offering in theUnited States may be made only by means of an offering document that may be obtained from the Company and that will contain detailedinformation about the Company and its management, as well as financial statements. Any offer or sale of securities in a given jurisdiction issubject to the applicable laws of that jurisdiction.This presentation contains forward-looking statements based on the currently held beliefs and assumptions of the management of theCompany, which are expressed in good faith and, in their opinion, reasonable. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks,uncertainties and other factors, which may cause the actual results, financial condition, performance, or achievements of the Company orindustry results, to differ materially from the results, financial condition, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forwardlooking statements. Given these risks, uncertainties and other factors, recipients of this presentation are cautioned not to place unduereliance on these forward-looking statements.The Company assumes no responsibility to publicly amend, modify or revise any forward-looking statements, on the basis of any subsequentdevelopment, information or events, or otherwise. Unless otherwise stated in this presentation, the information contained herein is based onmanagement information and estimates. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice and past performance is notindicative of future results. The Company may alter, modify or otherwise change in any manner the content of this presentation, withoutobligation to notify any person of such revision or changes.By attending this presentation you acknowledge that you will be solely responsible for your own assessment of the market and the marketposition of the Company and that you will conduct your own analysis and be solely responsible for forming your own view of the potentialfuture performance of the business of the Company.Neither the delivery of this presentation nor any further discussions of the Company with any of the recipients shall, under any circumstances,create any implication that there has been no change in the affairs of the Company since that date.2

Table Of ContentsI. Strategy For GrowthII. Overview Of Fortis InternationalIII. Strategic RationaleIV. Valuation and FinancingV. Organization Structure3

I. Strategy For Growth4

Fortis Healthcare – A Decade Of Growth In India Fortis Healthcare (India) Limited (“FHIL”) has grown to become one of the largest healthcare chains in India built on a focused organic and inorganic strategy–– Healthcare Delivery–661 Healthcare delivery facilities–32 Operating hospitals; 19 satellite and heart command centers and 15 hospitals under development–Over 10,0002 beds under managementDiagnostics–SRL is India’s largest diagnostics laboratory chain with market share of 48% of the organized diagnostics market–7 reference laboratories, 181 network laboratories, 15 wellness centers and 888 collection centers spread across 400 citiesStrong revenue CAGR of 43% over the last three yearsKey StrengthsBusiness ModelBrand EquityOperatingEfficiencyManagementExcellence5 A robust and focused business model comprising of hospitals and diagnostics Has achieved growth, both through successful acquisitions and organic expansion Leadership position in hospitals and diagnostics One of Asia’s largest and fastest growing healthcare services providers Established premium brand for secondary and tertiary healthcare services in India Demonstrated track record of integrating and improving acquired entities’ operational metrics Network wide execution of SOPs like the Fortis Operating System have improved efficiency and quality Promoters have a strong background in the pharmaceutical industry and more than a decade of experience in the healthcare services Professional set-up and has a strong second line of management1)Includes projects under development2)Includes owned, managed and project beds

Pan-Asia Pacific Growth StrategyAsia Pacific Healthcare Expenditure – Private V/s PublicGlobal Healthcare ExpenditureAsia-Pacific is expected to account for 17% of revenue in 2012US bn5,6325,9736,332Expenditures projected to grow, while healthcare services expected toshift to private providersUS ,15237220092010Asia Pacifc2011ERest of the world2012E20092010PrivatePublic2011E2012EPrivate Exp % GDP Asia-Pacific’s total healthcare spending will increase from US 946.3 billion in 2009 to US 1,152 billion in 2012 with growth being led by private expenses Hospital development, improved management of in-patient and out-patient care, upgrading and replacement of medical equipment, healthcare educationand training as well as an increasing older population in the Asia-Pacific region all play a significant role in the growth of this industry.– Countries such as South Korea, Taiwan and Australia are estimated to have more than 10 per cent of their population above 65 years oldFragmented private healthcare services industry across Asia Pacific region offers opportunities for potential acquisition and private healthcareindustry consolidation across the region Regional footprint enables private healthcare providers to leverage on growing trends in medical tourism and increased demand for privatehealthcare locally6Source: Asia Pacific Healthcare Outlook 2010-Frost and Sullivan.

Excellent Market Growth OpportunityFortis is well positioned to drive growth organically as well as through the acquisitions of key assets throughout the region Australia ChinaUS 217 bn (7.1% GDP) market, expectedto reach US 270mn in 2012US 123m Healthcare stimulusPush for greater participation of theprivate sector UAE India 7 Health expenditure estimated at US 9.6 billion (4.7% ofGDP) 45% of health expenditure is privatePrivatization of hospitals a key policy agendaMalaysia Indonesia Healthcare market is expected to grow at sales CAGR of5.8% from 2009-2012Healthcare market to reach US 107bn in 2012Government healthcare spending only2.9% of GDPHealthcare free only for UAE citizensAmongst the other states, Dubaihealthcare standards considered to behigh which has led to rise in medicaltourismUS 64.4 bn (6.8% GDP) healthcaremarket in 2010 to increase by 20% by201260% of private health expenditurefunded “out-of-pocket” presentingopportunities for insuranceLow healthcare spend as % of GDPUS 17.3 bn market (3.8% GDP) in 2010One of the largest drug markets in the region with CAGR of13.3% expected to 2012Source: Asia Pacific Healthcare Outlook 2010-Frost and Sullivan Asian regional centre for medical excellenceUS 6.6bn healthcare market (4.0% GDP) to double by2019 with rising affluenceAged population proportion to double to 20% by 2020Singapore Thailand Turkey Vietnamc.US 11.7 bn (6.8% GDP) healthcare market in 2010,expected to increase by 24% by 2012Underserved market with only 1.9 hospital beds per 1,000populationUS 39bn healthcare market in 2010 to grow by 11% toUS 43.3bn in 201245% of hospitals in Turkey are privately owned and thecountry is positioning itself as a destination point formedical tourismEmerging and potentially high growth marketUS 3.4 bn (3.7% of GDP) market to grow by 34% in 3 yrsSpending per capita still low against growing disposableincomes

II. Overview Of Fortis Healthcare International8

Overview of Fortis Healthcare InternationalFortis Healthcare International (“Fortis International”) Pan-Asia Pacific focused healthcare platform Acquirer of high quality healthcare assets Optimal mix of high-growth emerging market assets and high-quality mature assets58.1%*100%65%100%/82.5%**Hoan MySRL DubaiIndustryVerticalsDental PracticesPrimary HealthcareGeneral pital, Singapore(Adam Road)Specialty CentreSri Lankan hospitalAssetOverview /Network Operates in top 30% of Provides primary One of the leading private Operates on a Hubthe Australian dentalhealthcare services,healthcare providers inSpoke-Spike Model:marketOphthalmic,Vietnam– 1 Reference Lab in 140 practices across 177Psychological, Dental andUAE– Ownership interest in 6sites in Australia, NewPhysiotherapy services– 7 collection agentsfull service hospitalsZealand and Canada Operates a privatein GCCand 3 clinics Healthy pipeline of newnursing agency (4,000 Flexible operations– Geographical reachacquisition targets (mostlynurses)through owned, O&Mincludes Ho Chi Minhthrough referrals) Network of 563 medicaland franchisee modelCity, Can Tho, Da Lat,centersDa Nang, Hue and Ca Deep partnership withSRL network toMau Operates 30 dental andoptimize efficiency– Total bed capacity ofphysiotherapy centresc.1,100 Aims to expand itsplatform into China Greenfield 3 storeyspecialty hospital Capacity of 50 bedspecialty hospital forcolorectal treatment Freehold land area of1,818 sqm with totalGFA of 2,545 sqm Expected completion inQ3 2012 Renowned tertiaryhealthcare deliveryprovider and currentlyone of the largesthospitals in Sri Lanka 350-bed hospitalspecialising in:– Cardiology andcardiac surgery– Neuro-sciences– Orthopedics– Complexurology/nephrologyproceduresAcquired January 2011 / May 2011 November 2010 August 2011 (Announced) February 2011 February 2011 March 2011Positioning Australia’s largestoperator of dentalpractices Largest primaryintegrated healthcareservice provider in HongKong Amongst the largesthospital chain in Vietnam Premier pathology labcatering outsourcingmarket in UAE andGCC Premium specialtyhospital Provides an entry pointinto one of Asia’sfastest growinghealthcare deliverymarketsMar 2011Revenue(100%)US 230mnUS 143mnUS 26mnUS 2mnGreenfield(Under Construction)US 30mnSource: Annual Reports, Broker Reports and Company Presentations; * Dental Corporation (“Dental Corp.”) shareholding based on total issued shares; ** SRL Dubai comprises of two entities namely Super Religare9 Laboratories International FZ LLC in which Fortis International owns 100% stake and MENA Healthcare in which Fortis International holds 82.5% stake; 1 SGD 0.76 AUD, 6.13 HKD, 16,240 VND, 2.89 AED, 86.6 LKR,0.79 USD

Dental Corporation: Largest Dental Care Network in AustraliaKey HighlightsMarket LeadershipIn Premium DentalSegmentAcquisition basedsuperior businessmodelLeading Market Position (Number of Sites) Market leadership achieved in less than thirty months, since itsinception – a market leader with first mover advantage Targeted at top 30% of the dental market, a segment thatenjoys higher margins, contains the best clinicians and hasexcess patient demand and superior organic growth Acquisition strategy of buying existing dental practices,integrate business processes and structure performance basedincentives The operating responsibility remains with the principal dentist Operates 140 practices across 167 sites in Australia, NewZealand and 10 additional sites through Canadian operations Significant inorganic growth with revenue having increasedmore than four times from US 42mn in FY08 to US 231mn inFY1118016014012010080604020016792Dental Corp*Albano272520Primary DentalPacific Smiles1300 SmilesStrong Revenue Growth (US mn)Strong FinancialTrack Record250200Strong GrowthPotential Strong pipeline of new acquisition targets (mostly throughreferrals); Expected to acquire 35 to 45 sites per year150 Organic growth focused on increasing patient flow/mix;improving efficiency and facility utilisation; and cost control1002311901295042Favorableindustry trends The Australian dentistry market is large ( 10,000 dentists),highly fragmented ( 80% of which are in private practice) andripe for consolidation with no dominant market participants0Jun-08# sites40Jun-0970Jun-10111Mar-11144Australia’s largest operator of dental practices with a premium market positioning10*Does not include 10 sites in Canada**Dental Corporation shareholding based on total issued sharesFinancials as per reporting standards in Australia; Mar-11 financials are proforma financials for 12 months ending March -2011

Quality Healthcare – Largest Primary Care Network inHong KongKey Business LinesBusiness linesPrimary careNetwork andTeam 73 own centres and490 affiliated centres Over 120 doctorsPositioning Leading privatehealthcare providerwith a strongcorporate andinsurance client baseLasik 1 centre 1 specialists High end one-stopshop for eye carePsychologicalDental 1 psychologist Among the top serviceproviders for qualitypsychological services,especially counselingand psychotherapyKey Highlights Market leader - largest non-government healthcare service provider withextensive network, strong reputation and experienced personnel Quality customer base - comprising of leading corporate / insurance clientsforming 70% of total client base Strong client retention –client retention rate at c. 90% Strong physician recruiting and retention record – attrition rate 10% amongstthe doctorsPhysiotherapy 13 centres 22 dentists and 50other employees 17 centres 35 physiotherapists Operates world-classdental centres ISO 9001:2008certified Ideally located andeasily approachable Also provides homecare serviceNursing Database of over4,000 registerednurses The oldest and thelargest nursingagency ISO 9001:2008certifiedCorporate Clients contribute 70% of total Revenue Corp – prepaid – fixed-fee contractsagreed with corporate customers Corp - per visit – corporate contracts forservices provided on a per visit basis Cash walk-ins – walk-in patients notcovered under corporate plans Experienced management and operational team – senior executives have eachover 10-15 years experience In-patient – minor specialist proceduresprovidedincorporatecontractsgenerally on a per visit basis Strong growth outlook – company ideally positioned to take advantage ofoverburdened Hong Kong public health system and increasing private healthcarespending Third Party Admin (TPA) – QH alsoprovide TPA services to two keycorporates – Cathay Pacific and CIEBInpatient10%Others7%Corp Per visit38%ThirdPartyAdmin9%CashWalk-ins27%Corp Prepaid9% Expansion into China - company is aggressively exploring expansion in Chinaand takeover targets in Hong Kong (including hospitals)Hong Kong’s leading primary healthcare provider with an extensive corporate network and strong reputation11

Hoan My – Leading Hospital Chain in Vietnam(Deal announced, yet to be closed1)Overview Hoan My Medical Corporation (Hoan My) is one of the top private healthcare providers in Vietnam Hoan My currently has ownership interest in six full service hospitalsand three clinics, located in HCMC, Da Nang, Da Lat, Can Tho and CaMau; New hospital at Phan Xich Long under constructionNetwork of Hospitals spread across South and Central VietnamKey Highlights Favourable industry trends: Vietnam is amongst the fastest growingeconomies in Asia, with average GDP growth of 7.3% from 2005 to2010 One of the leading players in private healthcare services inVietnam: With a total bed capacity of c. 1,100 beds Hoan My is one ofthe top private hospital groups in Vietnam Significant expansion plan: Hoan My to commence its new 204 bedhospital at Phan Xich Long by December 2011. Planned capacityexpansion of the Da Nang and Can Tho hospital facility by adding 100and 204 beds respectively within the next 12-18 months High growth potential: Organic growth through increase in price pointsfor medical services, improved efficiency and facility utilisation Favourable Government policy: Healthcare operational reforms isseen as a socially important focus for the government. Governmentoffers attractive tax incentives and attractive foreign investment policy tohelp stimulate growth in the sectorHueHue International Clinic- Provides screening services andprimary surgeryDanangHoan My Da Nang- Full service hospitalDa LatHoan My Can Tho- Full service HospitalHoan My Minh Hai- Full service HospitalSaigon(Ho Chi Minh City)Can ThoCa MauHoan My Da Lat- Full service hospitalHoan My Saigon- Currently 2 full service hospitals at Tran QuocThao and Hoang Viet- Tran Quoc Thao expected to bedecommissioned in Q32011 and Hoang Vietconverted into a general clinic- Operations to be transferred to Pan Xich Long inQ3 2011One of Vietnam’s largest private hospital groups with a strategic hospital network in major cities121) Hoan My transaction expected to be closed by the end of November 2011

Other Key AssetsFortis Hospital, Singapore (100%)Lanka Hospital, Sri Lanka (28.6%)Super Religare Labs Dubai1 (100%/82.5%)Overview:Overview:Overview: Founded in 1997, a leading tertiary care, multispecialtyneuro-sciences, general surgery, ophthalmology, earnose-throat (ENT), infertility and emergency care services Currently majority owned by Sri Lanka InsuranceCorporation Ltd, a Government of Sri Lanka Company Built up area of 310,000 feet over 11 floors with 1,000employees, including 270 doctors employed directly orProposed 3 storey specialty hospital dedicated to Capacity:50bedspecialtyhospitalforagents in Bahrain, Oman and Kuwait who send samplescolorectalto the Lab for testing. In the process of appointing agentstreatment Freehold land area of 1,818sqm with total GFA of2,545sqm Super Religare Labs Dubai (SRL Dubai) is a referencepathology laboratory for GCC and Africa. The lab hascolorectal surgeryhospital with an emphasis on cardiac care, urology,Expected completion date – Q3 - 2012in KSA and Sudan It operates a logistics network, which collect samples fromall emirates within UAE. 7 eminent faculty inclusive of Laboratory Physicians,Pathologists & Scientists; 25 technologists and scientificempanelled Revenue split: Medical (60%), Surgical (40%) Beds: 350staffKey Positives:Key Positives:Key Positives: The company also started operations in the UAE in 2005 Located at the most premium healthcare address in Dubai Premium market position: Currently one of the largesthospitals in Sri Lanka with an excellent brand image as agrow at a c.7% CAGR until 2020E and the biggest driver,quality healthcare providerwith a contribution of 3 per cent, will be the increase inAttractive, fast growing market: While public sectoran increasingly important role along with rising incomelevels,higherinsurancepenetrationandservices and care) strongerFurther expansion capacity: Sufficient bed capacity andcardiology/CTVS,orthopedics,13Proximity to airport makes in convenient to receiveoverseas samples Only College of American Pathologists (CAP) accreditedhospital focusing on colorectal super specialty, supportedstandalone laboratory in Dubai - achieved CAP in recordby outpatient feeder channels in established medical hubstime of 7 months from date of commencementin Singapore (Orchard Road and Novena).patient volumes to build additional surgical specialitiesgastroenterology, paediatric surgery and oncology Fortis Hospital will be the first hospital in SE Asia that isdedicated to colorectal surgery. It will be a boutiqueemphasis on the quality of healthcare demandedincluding:– the Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC)revenue intensity (or the demand for ever more specialistdominates healthcare delivery, the private sector plays The Singapore private tertiary healthcare is expected to Greenfield asset provides opportunity to design andoperate the company according to FGH standards1) SRL Dubai comprises of two entities namely Super Religare Laboratories International FZ LLC in which Fortis International owns 100% stake and MENA Healthcare in which Fortis International holds82.5% stake;

Fortis International – Key Asset FinancialsShareholding% OwnershipDental Corporation58.1%Quality Healthcare100.0%4Hoan My65.0%Fortis Hospital, Singapore100.0%100.0%/82.5%*SRL DubaiRevenue (100% Basis) – US mMar-11 FY’11 Financials for underlying assets are on a pro-forma basis forperiod of 12 months ending Mar’11 Financials are for operating companies and do not includeexceptional items 2 The underlying financials are in currencies other than US mn andthe Exchange rate as on October 27, 2011 has been used forpurposes of consolidated financials and are as follows:5Dental Corporation1,3229.9–US 1 AUD 0.96; US 1 SGD 1.27Quality Healthcare142.8–US 1 HKD 7.76; US 1 VND 20,55725.6–US 1 AED 3.704Hoan My2.2SRL DubaiFortis Hospital, SingaporeTotal RevenueOperating EBITDA (100% Basis) – US mDental Corporation1,3400.5 Financials for Hoan My have been calenderised to March 31stending. Currently Hoan My operates on a FY ending DecemberMar-11 Lanka Hospitals is treated an associate and therefore excludedfrom consolidation38.3Quality Healthcare9.346.0Hoan My(2.1)SRL DubaiFortis Hospital, SingaporeTotal EBITDA14 Financials for Fortis Hospital, Singapore have not been included asthis is a project which is under construction51.51) EBITDA for Dental Corporation on a Run rate basis for FY11 is US 45.6m2) All financials as per reporting standards of respective countries on a proforma basis3) On actual consolidation Dental corporation would be treated as a minority investmentfrom January-May 2011 and would be fully consolidated from Jun-2011 in FY124)The Hoan My transaction has been announced and is expected to be closed by end ofNovember and therefore is likely to be consolidated for 4 months in FY125) The actual reported financials could vary based on the foreign exchange rates used* SRL Dubai comprises of two entities namely Super Religare Laboratories International FZ LLC in which Fortis International owns 100% stake and MENA Healthcare in which FortisInternational holds 82.5% stake

III. Strategic Rationale15

Positioning Fortis Healthcare as an Integrated HealthcarePlatform Post consolidation of international assets; FortisHealthcare amongst the top healthcarecompanies in emerging markets, by revenueSuccessful track record of integrating andimproving operational performance ofacquired assetsExpand capability and scope of currentoperations by leveraging on existing marketpresence, brands and management teams toincrease footprints across regional marketsIntegrated platform to further participate ingrowth opportunities and industry consolidationOperational synergies through realization ofcost savings through collective procurement ofmedical equipment, medical supplies andpharmaceuticalsStreamlining and driving economies of scalefrom back-office function supporting networkEfficiencies from combined network acrossbroader geographical footprintWell positioned to take advantage of theopportunity from medical tourismCross pollination of business models,management and medical know-how16 1 4Strategic Vision ofCreating a ties3Transformationinto a Pan etPosition andBrands2 Consolidation of international assets enablingentry into primary care, specialty day careand dental verticalsIntegrated platform to operate across keyhealthcare verticals including Hospitals,Primary Care, Specialty Day Care, Diagnosticsand DentalIncrease in delivery capabilities across 10countries: India, Hong Kong, Australia, NewZealand, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Dubai, Mauritius,Canada and VietnamOptimal mix of assets in high-growthemerging markets and high-quality maturemarketsBest-in-class assets across geographiesFortis Healthcare is amongst India’s leadinghospital operatorsSRL is India’s first and South Asia’s largestclinical reference lab for laboratory medicineMaintain existing leadership position in IndiaQuality Healthcare is the largest primary careservice provider in Hong KongDental Corporation is the largest operator ofdental practices and facilities in Australia withfocus on the premium segmentHoan My is one of the largest privately ownedand operated general hospital groups inVietnam

Building An International Platform Of Scarce Assets WithDominant Market Positions Significant growth opportunity in the emerging markets, driven by rising Income, changing demographics and lifestyle and advancement in andproliferation of medical technology Organic growth opportunity limited by long gestation period Inorganic growth provides pace in growth but is characterized by scarcity Scarcity of healthcare assets on account of size and scale, geography, positioning and capabilitiesHoan MyFortisHospital,Singapore17 Market leader in the Australian dental market with significant first mover advantage Targeted at the top 30% of the dental market, a segment that enjoys higher margins, contains the best clinicians and has excess patient demandand superior organic growth Unique value protection and growth participation acquisition model has helped create a significant network size Scalable and replicable across geographies; Currently building scale in Canada Largest primary healthcare service provider in Hong Kong Established quality client base, comprising leading corporate and insurance clients in Hong Kong, comprising of more than than 70% of company’sclient base Hong Kong public healthcare system capacity stretch is giving impetus to outsourcing to private sector Hong Kong provides a door for entry into China, one of the largest healthcare markets in the world Amongst the largest private healthcare companies in Vietnam, an economy that has grown at a CAGR of c.13% from 2000 to 2010 and yet remainsunder penetrated in healthcare services Strong and established local strategic partner Tax incentives on healthcare investment and increased insurance support by government provides significant boost to existing healthcarecompanies Significant expansion plan including a brand new 204 bed hospital at the center of Ho Chi Minh city, one of the fastest growing cities in Asia First hospital in SE Asia dedicated to colorectal surgery Amongst the few greenfield hospitals built in Singapore in the last few years, given the scarcity of land for hospitals in Singapore Targeted at the high incident colorectal cancer that is attracting high subsidy from the government One of the largest hospitals in Sri Lanka with an excellent brand image as a quality healthcare service provider Attractive growth opportunity on the back of rising income levels, higher insurance penetration and stronger emphasis on the quality of healthcare inSri Lanka Strong partnership in the form of Government of Sri Lanka

Unique And Compelling PositioningIntegrated leading brands across the full spectrum of healthcare services primed for pitalsHoan MyDiagnosticsPrimary CareDental CareSRL DUBAIFortis Hospital,SingaporeOrganic Growth OpportunitiesExternal Growth Opportunities Very few healthcare players in the region have been able to demonstrate the Organic growth strategy to continue to be led by India, with 15 upcoming projectscapability of penetrating and integrating assets across so many countries in the Asia- Potential to leverage brand, international management expertise and India’s expertisePacific marketof building and running greenfield hospitals to grow organically in high growth marketsFortis, with its wide experience and deep understanding of the Asia Pacific market, islike Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Chinauniquely positioned to accelerate its inorganic expansion in the regionIntegrated Healthcare Delivery Platform Across Fast Growing Asia-Pacific Markets18

Enhanced Operational ernationalHospitals1668(Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Singapore)74Total Beds110,6001,50012,100-580 centers580 centers1891190Day Care , New Zealand, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Dubai,Mauritius, Canada, Singapore and Sri LankaIndia, Australia, New Zealand, HongKong, Vietnam, Dubai, Mauritius,Canada, Singapore and Sri LankaDoctor Network3 1,800 2,200 4,000Total Employees 16,000 7,000 23,000Primary Care2Diagnostic Labs19CombinedEntityIndiaInternational10 countries1) Includes project hospitals and beds2) Includes 490 affiliate centers and 17 physiotherapy centers3) Doctor Network includes Hygienists in Australia

Verticals and Geographies ary Care Diagnostics Specialty Day CareCentres NewZealandSingapore MauritiusSri LankaVietnam * Fortis Healthcare also provides academic programs in medicine and nursing in India20India Secondary CareHospitalsTertiary CareHospitalsMiddleEast

Potential SynergiesGrowth Synergies Talent Synergies Leadership position to unlock superior economies of scale fromregional scale and network effectsGlobal Brand with an enhanced market positioning as arespected , integrated healthcare delivery brandWider customer interface– Global – structural affinity with MNCs– Direct customer/individual level – enhanced visibility andmindshareFinancial leverage with strong

Global Healthcare Expenditure Asia Pacific Healthcare Expenditure . Operates on a Hub-Spoke-Spike Model: – 1 Reference Lab in UAE – 7 collection agents in GCC Flexible operations through owned, O&M

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