Aster DM Quality Care on Saturday said it has made a long-term commitment to invest ₹1,315 crore in Karnataka to further strengthen the state’s healthcare infrastructure.
The commitment was made at a meeting between Aster DM Quality Care Executive Chairman Azad Moopen and Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, the company said in a statement.
“Karnataka has been a cornerstone of Aster’s growth in India and remains one of our most strategic markets. The state is at the forefront of healthcare innovation, supported by world-class clinical talent and a progressive healthcare ecosystem. Our planned investment of ₹1,315 crore reflects our long-term confidence in Karnataka,” Moopen said.
He further said the company remains committed to partnering with the Karnataka government to strengthen healthcare infrastructure, expand access to advanced medical care, promote medical education and research, and improve healthcare outcomes for the people of the state.
Aster DM Quality Care currently operates 39 hospitals with over 10,600 beds and four hospitals in Karnataka with 1,329 operational beds.
As part of its expansion plans, Aster is developing the 550-bed Aster Hospital, Yeshwantpur, the 460-bed Aster Hospital, Sarjapur, and a 350-bed expansion at Aster CMI Hospital, substantially increasing access to advanced tertiary and quaternary healthcare services in Bengaluru.
Published on July 25, 2026
