Specialised Senior Care Emerges As India’s Next Big Growth Frontier
Assuming 3% penetration over the next 10 years and spend of ~Rs 40,000 per senior per month by 2036, the specialised senior care market could be ~USD 35 billion per annum.
Assuming 3% penetration over the next 10 years and spend of ~Rs 40,000 per senior per month by 2036, the specialised senior care market could be ~USD 35 billion per annum.
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