Acquisition · Healthcare & Life Sciences
Redcliffe Labs acquires Megavision Diagnostics for ₹40 crore
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- Date
- Company
- Redcliffe Labs
- What it does
- Omnichannel diagnostic service provider
- Kind
- Acquisition
- Amount
- ₹40 crore
- Based in
- Noida
What they do
Redcliffe Labs is an omnichannel diagnostic service provider headquartered in Noida
What happened
It acquired Pune-based Megavision Diagnostics Center for approximately ₹40 crore, adding two MRI-equipped centres
Why it matters
The acquisition is part of Redcliffe's strategy to expand integrated diagnostics across Western India
The details
- Redcliffe Labs has acquired Megavision Diagnostics Center in Pune for approximately ₹40 crore.
- Megavision runs two MRI-equipped centres in Pune's Pimpri-Chinchwad area and has served the region for over two decades.
- The acquisition adds advanced imaging (MRI) capabilities to Redcliffe's pathology network.
- Redcliffe retains Megavision's entire workforce.
- Founder and director Dr Kedar Prabhakar Bhate continues to lead the business as Megavision Redcliffe Labs.
- Dr Bhate will work with Redcliffe's Clinical Board to strengthen radiology services.
- Redcliffe did not disclose the purchase price in its formal announcement.
The bigger picture
- The acquisition comes amid consolidation in India's diagnostics sector in 2026.
- In May 2026, Dr Lal PathLabs acquired Shahbazkers Diagnostic Centre for up to ₹20 crore.
- Also in May 2026, MedGenome acquired a majority stake in Siddhi Diagnostics & Research Centre.
- Neuberg Diagnostics acquired a controlling stake in NM Medical (18 centres across Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru).
- Diagnostic players are moving towards integrated platforms combining pathology, radiology, imaging, genomics, and preventive healthcare.
About the business
- Redcliffe Labs is an omnichannel diagnostic service provider headquartered in Noida.
- It offers pathology, radiology, imaging, genomics (GeneCliffe), and preventive healthcare packages.
- Redcliffe provides home sample collection, temperature-controlled sample transport, and doctor-verified smart reports.
- It has a she-centric diagnostic platform called Femcliffe.
- Redcliffe has served more than 1 crore customers to date.
- It operates across more than 220 cities with over 80 owned laboratories.
- Its network covers more than 4,000 pincodes and offers more than 3,600 diagnostic tests.
- Redcliffe has 1,500+ trained phlebotomists and 2,000+ collection centres.
What happens next
- Redcliffe plans to use partnerships and acquisitions to expand further across Western India.
- The acquisition is part of Redcliffe's strategy to expand integrated diagnostics across Western India.
The deal
- Type
- acquisition
Founders
- Aditya Kandoi, Founder & CEO
- Dheeraj Jain, Chairman & Founder
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