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Max India's Q4FY21 results highlight growth in Care at Home, MedCare, and Dehradun projects despite COVID-19 challenges. The company is focusing on expanding its senior living services with new care homes and product launches.
Scale of reported figures
Key financials
| Capital Corpus | ₹402 crore | |
| Care at Home revenue Q4FY21 | ₹1.2 crore | q-o-q growth of 19% |
| MedCare revenue FY21 | ₹0.5 crore | q-o-q growth of 119% |
| Dehradun sales collections as of Mar’21 | ₹396 crore |
Segment commentary
Care at Home
Launched multiple service lines, including COVID products and expanded to Dehradun.
Care Homes
Second care home launched in GK (South Delhi) with occupancy impacted by COVID-19.
MedCare
First retail store launched in Fortis Hospital Gurugram, offering a comprehensive product range.
Dehradun
Cumulative units sold at 142, with collections of INR 396 Cr as of Mar’21.
Noida
Cumulative units sold at 153, focusing on digital marketing and healthy pipeline.
Guidance & outlook
- Capital reduction expected to close in Q3FY22 with NCLT approval.
- Antara's vision is to be the most trusted senior care brand by improving quality of life for seniors.
Key takeaways
- Max India is expanding its senior living services with new projects and product launches despite COVID challenges.
- Strong focus on digital marketing and virtual meetings to maintain sales velocity.
- Capital reduction process progressing, expected to close in Q3FY22.
Risks flagged
- COVID-19 impact on occupancy rates in care homes.
- International travel ban affecting business operations.





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Max India Limited
Investor Release
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1 Capital reduction update: In-principle approval received from Stock exchanges and SEBI had advised Sponsors to seek
exemption from Open Offer under automatic route; Postal ballot approval from shareholders and NCLT filing to be •
initiated in Jun’21. NCLT approval and final closing expected in Q3FY22
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Max India has sufficient Treasury Corpus of Rs 402 Cr to support Antara’s growth and Capital reduction (Rs 92 Cr)
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Care at Home: Net revenue at Rs 1.2 Cr, 19% growth q-o-q. Improved revenue trajectory due to launch of multiple
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service lines- Critical care, Physio, Path; Pivoted and launched COVID products & Dehradun launched in Q3FY21
Care Homes : Second Care Home launched in G.K.(South Delhi) in Q3FY21; Net revenue at Rs 0.6 Cr, 96% growth q-o-q
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(Business impacted due to COVID – hospital occupancy and International travel ban)
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MedCare: The business line launched in Q3FY21, Net revenue at Rs 0.5 Cr, 119% growth q-o-q
Dehradun : Cumulative units sold at 142 (FY20 124) and Sales collections at INR 396 Cr (FY20 INR 340 Cr) as of Mar’21,
monetised P1 land parcel for Rs 41 Cr, Rs 15 Cr already received, deal closure expected by Q2FY22
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Noida: Cumulative units sold at 153 (FY20 27) and Sales collections at INR 32 Cr (FY20 INR 2 Cr) as of Mar’21
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Antara “Who We Are”
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Homes
for seniors
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residential communities providing care, pre & post-operative
wellness, engagement and care and memory care,
recreation services for seniors
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communities Antara's Vision for seniors
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Care at Home revenue at Rs 1.2 Cr in Q4 and closes at Rs 2.6 Cr in FY21
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Care Homes revenue doubles to Rs 0.6 Cr in Q4 sequentially q-o-q and touches Rs
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1. FY21Revenue:GurgaonCareHomeRs0.7CrandGKCareHomeatRs0.2Cr
2. Q4’21occupancyforGurgaonat20%andGKat6%(GGNoperationaleffective8thJuly’2OandGKoperationaleffective27thNov’20)
3. Centerbreak-evenexpectedat~50-55%occupancy
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Antara Dehradun: Cumulative net sales at 142; Net collections at INR 396 Cr as of
Mar’21
Key highlights:
• Sales: maintained a net sales velocity ~2.67 per month
Cumulative sales and collection trend (for last three months)
400 Available units –197; Saleable area (sq ft) : ~ 5,75,500
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Antara Noida: Cumulative net sales at 153; Net collections at INR 32 Cr as of
Mar’21
Cumulative sales and collection trend
Key highlights:
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Phase I Available units –340; Saleable area (sq ft): ~ 7,45,000 153
• Sales: maintained a net sales velocity of ~6.33 per month (for
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Q4FY20 Q1FY21 Q2FY21 Q3FY21 Q4FY21 • Project cost for Phase 1 (incl. Land) over next 4 years : Rs
L Collection (Rs Cr) Units sold (nos)
330 Cr
• Project update: Excavation for R1 and R2 completed, Piling for
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25% • Phase 1 Project completion expected by Mar’25
• Equity Funding (including Rs 31 Cr for Phase II) :
59%
• Equity invested till Mar’21 : Rs 27 Cr
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3% • Committed capital for FY22 : Rs 40 Cr
• Peak equity requirement : Rs 74 Cr
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