Trackerwave sets ₹50 cr revenue as it targets major public-sector hospital rollout; eyes U.S., Europe markets
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.
Why it matters
The digitization of public healthcare infrastructure through RTLS technology represents a significant trend in improving hospital operational efficiency and patient safety.
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.
The bootstrapped company, which develops real-time location systems (RTLS) for hospitals, expects a significant part of its growth to come from a wider rollout across state and central government hospitals, including institutions such as AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Science) and ESI (Employees’ State Insurance).
“We are expecting to have a large rollout in public sector next year,” Trackerwave said, adding that the expansion could cover more states as well as central government institutions.
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