Vijaya plans 3 hubs and 7 spokes in H2 FY27 network rollout

Vijaya Diagnostic Centre plans to open three hubs and seven spokes in H2 FY27, following two hubs and seven spokes launched in H1 FY27, and lists three further hubs for Q1 FY28. The planned H2 FY27 network additions cover Hyderabad, RoAPT, Mysore-Bengaluru and West Bengal in its centre rollout table.

What will Vijaya open in H2 FY27 and Q1 FY28?

Vijaya plans three hubs and seven spokes in H2 FY27, followed by three hubs and no spokes listed for Q1 FY28. The presentation distinguishes the H1 FY27 launches from forthcoming centres, with H2 FY27 showing one more hub than the two opened in H1 FY27 while retaining seven spokes.

The H2 FY27 and Q1 FY28 summary lists 13 upcoming centres, comprising six hubs and seven spokes. The dash under Q1 FY28 spokes means no spoke launch is listed in the presentation, while the location-by-location table provides tentative commencement timing only for the H2 FY27 centres.

Which geographies are included in Vijaya’s H2 FY27 rollout?

Vijaya’s H2 FY27 plan comprises four Hyderabad spokes, one RoAPT hub and one RoAPT spoke, two Mysore-Bengaluru hubs and one spoke, and one West Bengal spoke. Hyderabad therefore represents four of the seven scheduled spokes, while Mysore-Bengaluru represents two of the three scheduled hubs.

The H1 FY27 pattern was different across the same locations. Hyderabad launched one hub and four spokes in H1 FY27, RoAPT launched two spokes, and Mysore-Bengaluru launched one hub; Pune launched the remaining one spoke. In H2 FY27, Pune has no upcoming centre shown, while the plan adds spoke activity in Mysore-Bengaluru and West Bengal.

How does Vijaya’s second-half plan compare with H1 FY27?

Vijaya’s H2 FY27 schedule increases hub additions to three from two in H1 FY27, while the number of spokes remains at seven in both half years. The additional hub activity is concentrated in Mysore-Bengaluru, where two hubs are planned after one was launched in H1 FY27, alongside one RoAPT hub.

The planned spoke mix also broadens beyond the H1 FY27 footprint. Four Hyderabad spokes appear in each half, but the three remaining H2 FY27 spokes are allocated to RoAPT, Mysore-Bengaluru and West Bengal, compared with two RoAPT spokes and one Pune spoke in H1 FY27. This means West Bengal enters the displayed expansion schedule in H2 FY27 after no H1 FY27 launch was recorded there.

How does the timetable fit Vijaya’s regional plans?

Vijaya said it plans to add three hubs in FY27 in Karnataka, taking its overall Karnataka hub network to six. The one Mysore-Bengaluru hub launched in H1 FY27 and the two hubs planned there for H2 FY27 total three additions, matching that stated FY27 plan.

In East India, management plans to add one hub in the next 12 months to take the overall network to eight, using its hub-and-spoke model to build density. The rollout table separately schedules one West Bengal spoke in H2 FY27, but does not identify the location or commencement period for the proposed East India hub.

What has Vijaya disclosed for its core markets and Pune?

Vijaya added a Hyderabad hub in Q1 FY27 and said it plans to enter Vijayawada and Guntur, while adding multiple spokes across its core geography during the next 12 months. The H2 FY27 table supports further Hyderabad densification through four spokes and includes one RoAPT hub plus one spoke, although it does not name individual cities for those entries.

In Pune, Vijaya said it had operationalised two hubs at Ambegaon and Kalyani Nagar and two spokes under the Vijaya PH brand following the PH acquisition. Management also plans to add one to two Pune hubs in the next 12 months, but the rollout table shows only one Pune spoke launched in H1 FY27 and no further Pune timing for H2 FY27 or Q1 FY28.

What additional network capacity has Vijaya identified?

Vijaya has separately disclosed plans for a third flagship centre in Hyderabad’s western corridor, in addition to the centres in the rollout summary. The presentation gives no opening date for that flagship centre, so it cannot be assigned to the three H2 FY27 hubs, seven H2 FY27 spokes or three Q1 FY28 hubs.

The expansion is planned from a network of 168 centres across 27 cities and towns. Vijaya reported about 5.00 million footfalls and about 18.28 million tests for the 12 months ended 30 September 2026, and stated that 18 laboratories held National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories accreditation.

Conclusion

Vijaya’s timetable specifies a larger hub programme in H2 FY27, with three planned hubs versus two launched in H1 FY27, while spokes remain at seven in each half. The H2 schedule combines Hyderabad density with additions in RoAPT, Mysore-Bengaluru and West Bengal, then lists three more hubs for Q1 FY28 without geographic allocation.

The next disclosures to watch are the commencement of the H2 FY27 centres and the locations of the three Q1 FY28 hubs. Management’s stated plans also leave outstanding the East India hub needed to take that network to eight, one to two additional Pune hubs within 12 months, and a date for the third Hyderabad western-corridor flagship centre.