The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Trackerwave sets ₹50 cr revenue as it targets major public-sector hospital rollout; eyes U.S., Europe markets

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Balasubramanyam C.P.
Trackerwave sets ₹50 cr revenue as it targets major public-sector hospital rollout; eyes U.S., Europe markets
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Healthcare technology firm Trackerwave aims to reach ₹50 crore in revenue by 2026-27 by expanding its real-time location systems into public hospitals. The company is currently scaling its presence in India while exploring market entry into North America and Europe.

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The digitization of public healthcare infrastructure through RTLS technology represents a significant trend in improving hospital operational efficiency and patient safety.

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Chennai-based healthcare technology company Trackerwave is targeting revenue of about ₹50 crore in 2026-27, up more than four times from the ₹12 crore it reported last year, as it looks to deepen the presence in India’s public healthcare system, which is increasingly going digital.

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