2015, constituting approximately 1.2% of
the total FDI in India
4
.
Inadequate public investment in health
infrastructure, a growing disease burden
and a widening demand-supply gap
of medically trained labour has led to
opportunities for private players to capture
a share of the growing healthcare market.
We expect to see the private sector
continuing to play a key role in the Indian
healthcare market, given the opportunities
and conducive investment environment.
1
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Healthcare Report
2
3
World Health Statistics 2015
4
KPMG-CII. (2015). The Indian Services Sector:
Poised for Global Ascendancy
5
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Indian Healthcare Industry – Hospital Sector,
Sector Update.
6
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7
Insurance Regulatory & Development Authority of
India (2015). Annual Report 2014-15. Accessed
13 May 2016.
8
KPMG (2016) Union Budget 2016 Post-Budget
Sectoral point of view
9
Economic Times (2014). India Ranks among Top 3
Medical Tourism Destinations in Asia.
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sharma-medical-tourists-countries
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From ‘wellness’ to ‘medical wellness’ tourism in Kerala.
FDI receivedbythehealthcare SECTOR
4
(hospitals and diagnostic chains)
4000
1.6
3000
1.2
2000
0.8
1000
0.4
0
0
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
FDI inflow (USD m)
% of total FDI received
1,057
0.77
1,388
1,897
2,401
3,108
0.80
0.96
1.08
1.21
India'sPrivateHEALTHCARE SECTOR
1
100
75
50
25
0
Total Healthcare Expenditure
Share in Hospitals
Share in Hospitals Beds
Public
Private
74%
26%
74%
26%
40%
60%
(Source: IBEF Report 2016)
Source: KPMG-CII (2015). The Indian Services sector:
Poised for Global Ascendency
Annual report FY2016
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