In an important step toward strengthening healthcare collaboration between India and Australia, the Sydney Investors, Professionals and Business Networking Group (SIPBN Inc) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Manipal Hospitals, one of India’s most respected private healthcare networks.
Founded in 1953 by Dr. T. M. A. Pai and headquartered in Bengaluru, Manipal Hospitals has grown into a leading healthcare provider with 33 hospitals across India, delivering advanced tertiary and quaternary medical care.
The hospital group is recognised for its specialised medical services, robotic surgery, advanced diagnostics, and patient-centric care, while continuing to innovate through digital health solutions such as the Manipal Hospitals App, enabling patients to book appointments, access medical records, and manage healthcare packages seamlessly.
The collaboration between SIPBN and Manipal Hospitals will focus on three key areas:
- Medical Tourism
- Commercialisation of Healthcare Research
- Cross-Border Investment Opportunities in Healthcare
Manipal Hospitals is supported by global investors including Temasek Holdings (51%), Manipal Group (31%), and TPG Asia (10%), reflecting the institution’s strong reputation and international outlook.
The signing ceremony was attended by Raman Bhalla, President of SIPBN Inc, and Sarah Morgan, CEO of #CapTech, together with members of the #CapTech delegation.
Representing Manipal Hospitals were Dr. Manish Rai, Zonal Director, along with Vikas Tayer and Jithu Jose.
This collaboration marks the beginning of a promising dialogue between organisations committed to advancing healthcare innovation, improving patient access, and unlocking new opportunities for investment and research collaboration across borders.
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