Max healthcare.
Economic Laws Practice Max Healthcare: New Delhi: Economic Laws Practice (ELP) has advised Max Healthcare Institute Limited on establishing a new hospital in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, marking a strategic expansion for one of India’s leading private healthcare providers.
Max Healthcare has taken a long-term lease for a 130-bed, built-to-suit hospital facility in Dehradun, with the total investment for the project expected to be in the range of ₹170–200 crore. The new hospital will strengthen Max Healthcare’s footprint in Uttarakhand and enhance access to advanced medical care in a fast-growing regional market.
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Economic Laws Practice.
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ELP acted as legal advisor to Max Healthcare Institute on the lease transaction. The firm carried out comprehensive title due diligence of the land and played a key role in structuring the transaction. ELP also advised on the negotiation and finalisation of the definitive transaction documents, facilitating a smooth and efficient closing process.
Heena Chheda, ELP.
The ELP transaction team was led by Heena Chheda, Partner, and included Yash Modi, Senior Associate, along with Associates Priyal Zatakia and Rishabh Sharma.
The Dehradun project reflects Max Healthcare Institute’s broader growth strategy focused on expanding capacity in high-potential regional centres. By investing in a built-to-suit facility under a long-term lease arrangement, the company aims to combine operational flexibility with long-term infrastructure planning as it continues to scale its healthcare services across India.
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